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... perhaps the censor was not able to have committed ; but a gay and vigorous disserta- tion , where delight is mingled with instruction , and where the author proves his right of judgment , by his power of performance " The different ...
... perhaps the censor was not able to have committed ; but a gay and vigorous disserta- tion , where delight is mingled with instruction , and where the author proves his right of judgment , by his power of performance " The different ...
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... perhaps the contrast of jig , ( dance ) made him prefer the radical part of gigle ( to laugh ) , which is German . ' ( The Appendix forms a dissertation on the dialects of all nations , and a vindication of that of Scotland . It is ...
... perhaps the contrast of jig , ( dance ) made him prefer the radical part of gigle ( to laugh ) , which is German . ' ( The Appendix forms a dissertation on the dialects of all nations , and a vindication of that of Scotland . It is ...
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... perhaps never have appeared , but for the friendly zeal of Barto- lommei , who obtained the MS . from Baldovini himself , and published it at Florence in 1694 ... Perhaps Perhaps no poetry in our language resembles it more than ( 197 )
... perhaps never have appeared , but for the friendly zeal of Barto- lommei , who obtained the MS . from Baldovini himself , and published it at Florence in 1694 ... Perhaps Perhaps no poetry in our language resembles it more than ( 197 )
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Abridgement of Modern Determinations | 30 |
Pen Art of making | 49 |
Actor Defence of that Profession 384 | 56 |
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