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... entertainment, he will, I hope, forgive the inserting such particulars as to him may perhaps seem frivolous, but are to the persons who wrote them of the highest consequence. I shall not trouble you with the prefaces, compliments, and ...
... entertainment, he will, I hope, forgive the inserting such particulars as to him may perhaps seem frivolous, but are to the persons who wrote them of the highest consequence. I shall not trouble you with the prefaces, compliments, and ...
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... entertainments of music for the future at Mr Clayton's house in York Buildings. What we promise ourselves, is to make a subscription of two guineas for eight times ; and that the entertainment, with the names of the authors of the ...
... entertainments of music for the future at Mr Clayton's house in York Buildings. What we promise ourselves, is to make a subscription of two guineas for eight times ; and that the entertainment, with the names of the authors of the ...
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... entertainment. The only piece of pleasantry in Paradise Lost, is where the evil spirits are described as rallying the angels upon the success of their new invented artillery. This passage I look upon to be the most exceptionable * in ...
... entertainment. The only piece of pleasantry in Paradise Lost, is where the evil spirits are described as rallying the angels upon the success of their new invented artillery. This passage I look upon to be the most exceptionable * in ...
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