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... Panegyric - Naked Truth criticised 18. On Signs : ( probably ) . Distress of Newswriters . Addison . 19. History of Esquires - Busy Body - A Trip to the Jubilee - Letter from Madame Main- tenon 20. Complaint of a Lady Dramatic News and ...
... Panegyric - Naked Truth criticised 18. On Signs : ( probably ) . Distress of Newswriters . Addison . 19. History of Esquires - Busy Body - A Trip to the Jubilee - Letter from Madame Main- tenon 20. Complaint of a Lady Dramatic News and ...
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... panegyric upon my lord Cowper ; for the only sure way to a reputation for eloquence , in an age wherein that perfect orator lives , is to choose an argu- ment , upon which he himself must of neces- sity be silent . I am , my lord , your ...
... panegyric upon my lord Cowper ; for the only sure way to a reputation for eloquence , in an age wherein that perfect orator lives , is to choose an argu- ment , upon which he himself must of neces- sity be silent . I am , my lord , your ...
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... panegyric , the perfection twenty - first instant , N. S. advise , that his grace of which was asserted to consist in a certain the duke of Marlborough , immediately after his artful way of conveying the applause in an in- arrival ...
... panegyric , the perfection twenty - first instant , N. S. advise , that his grace of which was asserted to consist in a certain the duke of Marlborough , immediately after his artful way of conveying the applause in an in- arrival ...
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... panegyric mortally ; ' P-- take him , ' said he , Portugal . On the seventeenth instant , the army ' what the devil means his Naked Truth , in of Portugal , under the command of the marquis speaking nothing but to the advantage of all ...
... panegyric mortally ; ' P-- take him , ' said he , Portugal . On the seventeenth instant , the army ' what the devil means his Naked Truth , in of Portugal , under the command of the marquis speaking nothing but to the advantage of all ...
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... panegyric : she will tell you , it is a sensuality in the soul to be delighted that way . You are not there- fore to commend , but silently consent to all she does and says . You are to consider , in her the scorn of you is not humour ...
... panegyric : she will tell you , it is a sensuality in the soul to be delighted that way . You are not there- fore to commend , but silently consent to all she does and says . You are to consider , in her the scorn of you is not humour ...
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