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I have reason to believe that the MS . was formerly in the hands of David Garrick ,
in whose time the merits of Massinger were not highly appreciated ; and who
might not , therefore , have had the same regard for the missing document , as it ...
I have reason to believe that the MS . was formerly in the hands of David Garrick ,
in whose time the merits of Massinger were not highly appreciated ; and who
might not , therefore , have had the same regard for the missing document , as it ...
Page 10
... embroidered fronts ; I have also some of linen for young beaux , with flowers or
birds , very smooth and well polished , to coif themselves in presence of their
sweethearts ; I have also hempen ones for the clowns , and muffles for their
hands .
... embroidered fronts ; I have also some of linen for young beaux , with flowers or
birds , very smooth and well polished , to coif themselves in presence of their
sweethearts ; I have also hempen ones for the clowns , and muffles for their
hands .
Page 160
... mercer in his shop , addressing his customers ; which , as it affords a curious
illustration of the ballad before us , is copied on a reduced scale . He holds a
black mask edged with lace in his right hand ; a black lace scarf is hung over his
arm .
... mercer in his shop , addressing his customers ; which , as it affords a curious
illustration of the ballad before us , is copied on a reduced scale . He holds a
black mask edged with lace in his right hand ; a black lace scarf is hung over his
arm .
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SATIRICAL SONGS AND POEMS ON COSTUME | |
SONG UPON THE TALORS | 1 |
THE MERCER | 7 |
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