Poems and PlaysDent, 1975 - 258 pages |
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Page 13
... fear of being detected by this family , and the apprehensions of a censuring world , when I must be detected- LEONT . The world ! my love , what can it say ? At worst it can only say 30 that being compelled by a mercenary guardian to ...
... fear of being detected by this family , and the apprehensions of a censuring world , when I must be detected- LEONT . The world ! my love , what can it say ? At worst it can only say 30 that being compelled by a mercenary guardian to ...
Page 45
... fear your judgment has since corrected the errors of a first impression . We generally shew to most advantage at first . Our sex are like poor tradesmen , that put all their best goods to be seen at the windows . HONEYW . The first ...
... fear your judgment has since corrected the errors of a first impression . We generally shew to most advantage at first . Our sex are like poor tradesmen , that put all their best goods to be seen at the windows . HONEYW . The first ...
Page 216
... fear'd for your safety , I fear'd for my own ; But now he is gone , and we want a detector , Our Dodds shall be pious , our Kenricks shall lecture ; Macpherson write bombast , and call it a style , Our Townshend make speeches , and I ...
... fear'd for your safety , I fear'd for my own ; But now he is gone , and we want a detector , Our Dodds shall be pious , our Kenricks shall lecture ; Macpherson write bombast , and call it a style , Our Townshend make speeches , and I ...
Contents
Prologue of Laberius | 133 |
Description of an Authors BedChamber | 139 |
an Oratorio | 147 |
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