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... best known by the London Spy , in Profe . He has of late Years kept a publick house in the City ( but in a genteel way ) and with his wit , humour , and good liquor ( Ale ) afforded his guests a pleasurable enter- tainment , especially ...
... best known by the London Spy , in Profe . He has of late Years kept a publick house in the City ( but in a genteel way ) and with his wit , humour , and good liquor ( Ale ) afforded his guests a pleasurable enter- tainment , especially ...
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... best JACOB Lives of Dram . Poets . p . 38 Befides two Volumes of Plays in 4to , he has made up and tranflated several others . Mr. Jacob omitted to remark , that he is particularly admirable in Tragedy . VERSE 244 Johnfton Charles ...
... best JACOB Lives of Dram . Poets . p . 38 Befides two Volumes of Plays in 4to , he has made up and tranflated several others . Mr. Jacob omitted to remark , that he is particularly admirable in Tragedy . VERSE 244 Johnfton Charles ...
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... best . " A peck of coals a - piece fhall glad the reft . In naked majefty great Dennis stands , And , Milo - like , furveys his arms and hands , REMARK S. VERSE 266 , 267 , 268. ] Three chief qualifications of Party - wri ters , to ...
... best . " A peck of coals a - piece fhall glad the reft . In naked majefty great Dennis stands , And , Milo - like , furveys his arms and hands , REMARK S. VERSE 266 , 267 , 268. ] Three chief qualifications of Party - wri ters , to ...
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... best Tragedies , to spoil the di geftion of the audience , IMITATIONS . VERSE 305. If heav'n thou canst not bend , Hell thou shalt move- 1 Virg . Æn . 7 . Flatters nequeo fuperos , acheronta movibo , Grubstreet ! thy fall fhould men and ...
... best Tragedies , to spoil the di geftion of the audience , IMITATIONS . VERSE 305. If heav'n thou canst not bend , Hell thou shalt move- 1 Virg . Æn . 7 . Flatters nequeo fuperos , acheronta movibo , Grubstreet ! thy fall fhould men and ...
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