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Page 15
... thofe irregularities on the poet , of which his publishers alone might have been guilty . 1 must therefore take leave to fet down the present , and many similar offences against the established rules of language , under the article of ...
... thofe irregularities on the poet , of which his publishers alone might have been guilty . 1 must therefore take leave to fet down the present , and many similar offences against the established rules of language , under the article of ...
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... thofe flowers : Make hafte : Who has the note of them ? 1. LADY . QUEEN . Despatch.- I madam . [ Exeunt Ladies . Now , mafter doctor ; have you brought thofe drugs ? madam : COR . Pleaseth your highness , ay : here they are ...
... thofe flowers : Make hafte : Who has the note of them ? 1. LADY . QUEEN . Despatch.- I madam . [ Exeunt Ladies . Now , mafter doctor ; have you brought thofe drugs ? madam : COR . Pleaseth your highness , ay : here they are ...
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... Thofe , fhe has , Will ftupify and dull the fenfe a while : Which firft , perchance , fhe'll prove on cats , and dogs ; Then afterward up higher : but there is 3 Will I first work : ] She means , I believe , that on him firft fhe will ...
... Thofe , fhe has , Will ftupify and dull the fenfe a while : Which firft , perchance , fhe'll prove on cats , and dogs ; Then afterward up higher : but there is 3 Will I first work : ] She means , I believe , that on him firft fhe will ...
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... thofe are who have a sense of worth and honour fuperior to the vulgar , which oc- cafions them infinite vexations from the envious and worthless part of mankind . Had fhe not fo refined a tafte as to be content only with the fuperior ...
... thofe are who have a sense of worth and honour fuperior to the vulgar , which oc- cafions them infinite vexations from the envious and worthless part of mankind . Had fhe not fo refined a tafte as to be content only with the fuperior ...
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... thofe are happy who have their honeft wills , which gives a relish to comfort ; but that those are miferable who fet their affections on objects of fuperior excellence , which are of course , difficult to obtain . " The word honeft ...
... thofe are happy who have their honeft wills , which gives a relish to comfort ; but that those are miferable who fet their affections on objects of fuperior excellence , which are of course , difficult to obtain . " The word honeft ...
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