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Page 118
... Should it not be actuate . or act upon ? He has used this expreffion again , Illiad xv . v . 487 , That fix'd as fate , this acted by a God Ep . iii . ver . 301 . 52. Come JS militude , Italicus , s , and in een 6 118 ESSAY ON THE ...
... Should it not be actuate . or act upon ? He has used this expreffion again , Illiad xv . v . 487 , That fix'd as fate , this acted by a God Ep . iii . ver . 301 . 52. Come JS militude , Italicus , s , and in een 6 118 ESSAY ON THE ...
Page 252
... should not join with a bench of Westminster Juftices in forbidding it to be reprefented on the stage , yet I think pickpockets , ftrumpets , and highwaymen , may be hardened in their vices by this piece ; and that Pope and Swift talked ...
... should not join with a bench of Westminster Juftices in forbidding it to be reprefented on the stage , yet I think pickpockets , ftrumpets , and highwaymen , may be hardened in their vices by this piece ; and that Pope and Swift talked ...
Page 278
... should be mightily obliged to you , if you could get me a copy of his verses against Blackmore . " As the letter contains one or two literary particulars , I will transcribe the rest . " As to what you write about making a collec- tion ...
... should be mightily obliged to you , if you could get me a copy of his verses against Blackmore . " As the letter contains one or two literary particulars , I will transcribe the rest . " As to what you write about making a collec- tion ...
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