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... Cant , i . ver . 121. † Ver . 741. ↑ Cant . li . ver . 21 , to implore fuccefs to his undertaking , is another instance 19 232 ESSAY ON THE GENIUS The light Coquettes in fylphs aloft repair, ...
... Cant , i . ver . 121. † Ver . 741. ↑ Cant . li . ver . 21 , to implore fuccefs to his undertaking , is another instance 19 232 ESSAY ON THE GENIUS The light Coquettes in fylphs aloft repair, ...
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... Cant . iii . ver . 113 . + It is remarkable that madame de Sevigné has mon- tioned the fylphs as invifible attendants , and as intereķed in the affairs of the ladies , in the 101ft , 104th , 195 , of her . Letters . Cant . iii . ver ...
... Cant . iii . ver . 113 . + It is remarkable that madame de Sevigné has mon- tioned the fylphs as invifible attendants , and as intereķed in the affairs of the ladies , in the 101ft , 104th , 195 , of her . Letters . Cant . iii . ver ...
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... Cant . iii . ver . 165 . ↑ Cant . iv . ver . 135 . + Cant . v . ver . 9 ′′ and and Milton * ́are judiciously introduced in their feveral places 344 ESSAY ON THE GENIUS.
... Cant . iii . ver . 165 . ↑ Cant . iv . ver . 135 . + Cant . v . ver . 9 ′′ and and Milton * ́are judiciously introduced in their feveral places 344 ESSAY ON THE GENIUS.
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