The Critical and Miscellaneous Prose Works of John Dryden: Now First Collected: with Notes and Illustrations; an Account of the Life and Writings of the Author, Grounded on Original and Authentick Documents; and a Collection of His Letters, the Greater Part of which Has Never Before Been Published, Volumen1,Tema 2T. Cadell, jun. and W. Davies, 1800 |
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... least , which does not in- timate a kindness and respect in him who makes it . Be pleas'd , if there be no merit on my side , to make it your own act of grace to be what you were formerly to my sonn . I have done some- thing , so far to ...
... least , which does not in- timate a kindness and respect in him who makes it . Be pleas'd , if there be no merit on my side , to make it your own act of grace to be what you were formerly to my sonn . I have done some- thing , so far to ...
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... least bee excused . You may please , Sr , to remember that upon my first proposal about y 3 Missellany , I offer'd fifty pounds , and talk'd of several authours , without naming Ovid . You ask'd if it shou'd not be guynneas , and said I ...
... least bee excused . You may please , Sr , to remember that upon my first proposal about y 3 Missellany , I offer'd fifty pounds , and talk'd of several authours , without naming Ovid . You ask'd if it shou'd not be guynneas , and said I ...
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... least as much favour from you as a strange bookseller ; and I will never believe yt it can be in yo ' nature to use one ye worse for leaveing it to you ; and if the matter of fact as I state it be 26 DRYDEN'S LETTERS .
... least as much favour from you as a strange bookseller ; and I will never believe yt it can be in yo ' nature to use one ye worse for leaveing it to you ; and if the matter of fact as I state it be 26 DRYDEN'S LETTERS .
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... least it shou'd look like a design of not keeping my word . When you have looked over y rest of what you have already translated , I desire you would send it ; and I own y ' if you don't think fit to add something more , I must submit ...
... least it shou'd look like a design of not keeping my word . When you have looked over y rest of what you have already translated , I desire you would send it ; and I own y ' if you don't think fit to add something more , I must submit ...
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... least a week before Mi- chaelmass ; for Sir Matthew is gone abroad , I suspect a wooeing , and his caleche is gone with him so that I have been but thrice at Tichmarsh , of which you were with me once . This dissap- pointment makes the ...
... least a week before Mi- chaelmass ; for Sir Matthew is gone abroad , I suspect a wooeing , and his caleche is gone with him so that I have been but thrice at Tichmarsh , of which you were with me once . This dissap- pointment makes the ...
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