The London Magazine, Or, Gentleman's Monthly Intelligencer, Volume 43R. Baldwin, 1774 |
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... racter is fupported with dignity , and excites our pity throughout the tra- gedy . The prologue , which was spoken by Mr. Reddish , was a decent appeal to candour . The epilogue ( which was fpoken by Mrs. Barry , in the cha- ' racter of ...
... racter is fupported with dignity , and excites our pity throughout the tra- gedy . The prologue , which was spoken by Mr. Reddish , was a decent appeal to candour . The epilogue ( which was fpoken by Mrs. Barry , in the cha- ' racter of ...
Page 140
... racter , establish the honour of thine own houfe , and fave thy wanton wife from endless difgrace , and fpare the enfuing blushes of a beauteous , rifing daughter , who otherwife must have reafon to be afhamed of her shameless mother ...
... racter , establish the honour of thine own houfe , and fave thy wanton wife from endless difgrace , and fpare the enfuing blushes of a beauteous , rifing daughter , who otherwife must have reafon to be afhamed of her shameless mother ...
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... racter of this bishop , carried one from the earl of Leicester , who feemed to favour the bishop , and diflike the knight ; but they were foon agreed , fays Sir John , like Pilate and Herod , to condemn Chrift . Never was harm- lefs man ...
... racter of this bishop , carried one from the earl of Leicester , who feemed to favour the bishop , and diflike the knight ; but they were foon agreed , fays Sir John , like Pilate and Herod , to condemn Chrift . Never was harm- lefs man ...
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Account of The Sylphs a new Pantu | 27 |
The Folly of reaſoning on paft Indifcretions | 33 |
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