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Our conversation was chiefly on compliments to Mr. Mudge , I am , dear books , you may be sure . He was much sir , your most affectionate and most humble pleased with a small Milton of mine , pub servant , “ Sam .
Our conversation was chiefly on compliments to Mr. Mudge , I am , dear books , you may be sure . He was much sir , your most affectionate and most humble pleased with a small Milton of mine , pub servant , “ Sam .
Page 399
“ There may be a poetical genius tigued with wielding it ; so that if his anshown in combining these , and in making tagonist could only keep playing awhile , he poetry of them . ” Johnson . “ Sir , a man was sure of him .
“ There may be a poetical genius tigued with wielding it ; so that if his anshown in combining these , and in making tagonist could only keep playing awhile , he poetry of them . ” Johnson . “ Sir , a man was sure of him .
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You owe me his verses on “ You , I am sure , will no more recomgreat George and tuneful Cibber , and the mend your poetesters to my civility and bad verses which led him to make his fine good offices . ones on Philips the musician .
You owe me his verses on “ You , I am sure , will no more recomgreat George and tuneful Cibber , and the mend your poetesters to my civility and bad verses which led him to make his fine good offices . ones on Philips the musician .
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