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... fear'd , Yet , as if every doubt had disappear'd , As if he had the palm , young Hermes flies Into excess of joy ; with deep disguise , Extols his own Black troops , with frequent spite And with invective taunts disdains the White ...
... fear'd , Yet , as if every doubt had disappear'd , As if he had the palm , young Hermes flies Into excess of joy ; with deep disguise , Extols his own Black troops , with frequent spite And with invective taunts disdains the White ...
Page 186
... fears- Miss Rich . His fears ! What are his fears to mine ? ( Aside . ) We have indeed been long acquainted , sir ... fear your judgment has since corrected the errors of a first im- pression . We generally show to most advantage at ...
... fears- Miss Rich . His fears ! What are his fears to mine ? ( Aside . ) We have indeed been long acquainted , sir ... fear your judgment has since corrected the errors of a first im- pression . We generally show to most advantage at ...
Page 187
... fear , I shall scarce have any power to refuse a request of yours ; yet , you may be precipitate : consider , sir . Honeyw . I own my rashness ; but , as I plead the cause of friendship , of one who loves - Don't be alarmed , madam -Who ...
... fear , I shall scarce have any power to refuse a request of yours ; yet , you may be precipitate : consider , sir . Honeyw . I own my rashness ; but , as I plead the cause of friendship , of one who loves - Don't be alarmed , madam -Who ...
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THE DESERTED VILLAGE | 16 |
Part of a Prologue written and spoken by the Poet Laberius | 53 |
On Seeing Mrs perform in the Character of | 59 |
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