“The” Double Dealer: A Comedy, Nide 2;Nide 9Davies, 1777 - 77 sivua |
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... Such are the trials , poets make of plays : Only they trust to more inconftant seas ; So does our author , this his child commit To the tempeftuous mercy of the pit , To know if it be truly born of wit . Criticks avaunt ; for you are ...
... Such are the trials , poets make of plays : Only they trust to more inconftant seas ; So does our author , this his child commit To the tempeftuous mercy of the pit , To know if it be truly born of wit . Criticks avaunt ; for you are ...
Sivu 26
... an enemy in his breaft : for your honest man , as I take it , is that nice , fcrupulous , confci- entious perfon , who will cheat no body but himself ; such another another coxcomb , as your wife man , who is 26 THE DOUBLE DEALER .
... an enemy in his breaft : for your honest man , as I take it , is that nice , fcrupulous , confci- entious perfon , who will cheat no body but himself ; such another another coxcomb , as your wife man , who is 26 THE DOUBLE DEALER .
Sivu 37
... Such a lady ! that is the envy of her own fex , and the admi- ration of ours . Sir Paul . Your humble fervant , I am , I thank Heav'n , in a fine way of living , as I may fay , peacefully and hap- pily , and I think need not envy any of ...
... Such a lady ! that is the envy of her own fex , and the admi- ration of ours . Sir Paul . Your humble fervant , I am , I thank Heav'n , in a fine way of living , as I may fay , peacefully and hap- pily , and I think need not envy any of ...
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