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... lately been well imitated in the way of mixing jeft with earnest , in an elegant piece called HERMIPPUS REDIVIVUS . The Comte de Gabalis being about to initiate his pupil into the most profound myfteries of the Roficrufian philosophy ...
... lately been well imitated in the way of mixing jeft with earnest , in an elegant piece called HERMIPPUS REDIVIVUS . The Comte de Gabalis being about to initiate his pupil into the most profound myfteries of the Roficrufian philosophy ...
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... Voltaire . Tom . xii . pag . 153- I have just been told , that CHATEAUBRUN alfo very lately made poor Philoctetes in love , in his Defert Iiland . VOL . I. T haps , The haps , there cannot be finer fubjects for a AND WRITINGS OF POPE . 273.
... Voltaire . Tom . xii . pag . 153- I have just been told , that CHATEAUBRUN alfo very lately made poor Philoctetes in love , in his Defert Iiland . VOL . I. T haps , The haps , there cannot be finer fubjects for a AND WRITINGS OF POPE . 273.
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Joseph Warton. nunnery , whose death he had lately : fonpac thetically lamented , in a foregoing Elegye and for whom he had conceived a violent paffion . She was first beloved by a nobles . man , an intimate , friend of ... lately: fonpac ...
Joseph Warton. nunnery , whose death he had lately : fonpac thetically lamented , in a foregoing Elegye and for whom he had conceived a violent paffion . She was first beloved by a nobles . man , an intimate , friend of ... lately: fonpac ...
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