Universal Magazine of Knowledge and Pleasure, Niteet 68–69Pub. for J. Hinton, 1781 |
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... first conqueror with mild af- fright , Bacchus nor thee , chafte huntress of the wood ; Nor thee with shaft unerring ... first invaded the Indies . + By proud Tarquin , Horace undoubtedly means Tarquin the Elder , who first introduced ...
... first conqueror with mild af- fright , Bacchus nor thee , chafte huntress of the wood ; Nor thee with shaft unerring ... first invaded the Indies . + By proud Tarquin , Horace undoubtedly means Tarquin the Elder , who first introduced ...
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... FIRST OFFICER , My Lord , who are you ? COUNT . Here fpeak , man ! Why do you thake thus ? Death your bloodless cheeks Send fear into me . You , Sir , what's the matter ? SECOND OFFICER . We have found the Lady , COUNT . My good fellows ...
... FIRST OFFICER , My Lord , who are you ? COUNT . Here fpeak , man ! Why do you thake thus ? Death your bloodless cheeks Send fear into me . You , Sir , what's the matter ? SECOND OFFICER . We have found the Lady , COUNT . My good fellows ...
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The first night's reprefentation of the FAIR CIRCASSIAN ' was on the opening of Parliament , : From unexhaufted pen you gain applaufe , As with. When plaintive notes speak poor Ophelia's woes , 1 . Or love in Juliet's tender bofom glows ...
The first night's reprefentation of the FAIR CIRCASSIAN ' was on the opening of Parliament , : From unexhaufted pen you gain applaufe , As with. When plaintive notes speak poor Ophelia's woes , 1 . Or love in Juliet's tender bofom glows ...
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