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... better thou hast read . Trans- Father Simon's Critical Thy Matchless Author's work , which thou , my Friend , By well translating better dost commend : History of Those youthfull hours which , of thy Equals most In Toys have squander'd ...
... better thou hast read . Trans- Father Simon's Critical Thy Matchless Author's work , which thou , my Friend , By well translating better dost commend : History of Those youthfull hours which , of thy Equals most In Toys have squander'd ...
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... better acquiantance . [ Drinks . Marl . [ Aside . ] A very impudent fellow this ! but he's a character , and I'll humour him a little . Sir , my service to you . [ Drinks . Hast . [ Aside . ] I see this fellow wants to give us his ...
... better acquiantance . [ Drinks . Marl . [ Aside . ] A very impudent fellow this ! but he's a character , and I'll humour him a little . Sir , my service to you . [ Drinks . Hast . [ Aside . ] I see this fellow wants to give us his ...
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... better in your whole life . Keep it up , and I'll insure you the victory . Miss Hard . I'm afraid you flatter , Sir . You that have seen so much of the finest company can find little entertainment in an obscure corner of the country ...
... better in your whole life . Keep it up , and I'll insure you the victory . Miss Hard . I'm afraid you flatter , Sir . You that have seen so much of the finest company can find little entertainment in an obscure corner of the country ...
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John Dryden 16311700 | 4 |
ABSALOM AND ACHITOPHEL | 11 |
MAC FLECKNOE | 37 |
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