Illustrations of the Literary History of the Eighteenth Century: Consisting of Authentic Memoirs and Original Letters of Eminent Persons; and Intended as a Sequel to the Literary Anecdotes, 2. kötetKraus Reprint Corporation, 1966 |
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195. oldal
... observe what ore , as well as what slime and gravel they brought down with them . Dryden I observe borrows for want of leasure , and Pope for want of genius : Milton out * That Mr. Warburton was an associate with Theobald and Concanen ...
... observe what ore , as well as what slime and gravel they brought down with them . Dryden I observe borrows for want of leasure , and Pope for want of genius : Milton out * That Mr. Warburton was an associate with Theobald and Concanen ...
215. oldal
... observe this great Prince creating Dunces upon Dunces , of his own free - will and motion , with so much alacrity ... observation . I. Much Ado about Nothing , Act III . Sc . 5 : Sometimes fashioning them like Pharoah's soldiers in the ...
... observe this great Prince creating Dunces upon Dunces , of his own free - will and motion , with so much alacrity ... observation . I. Much Ado about Nothing , Act III . Sc . 5 : Sometimes fashioning them like Pharoah's soldiers in the ...
397. oldal
... observe here , that this being a speaking character , as well as a person of quality , should have a place in the Dramatis Personæ . Ibid . To take advantage of the absent TIME . I would read KING . I know it is a very common expression ...
... observe here , that this being a speaking character , as well as a person of quality , should have a place in the Dramatis Personæ . Ibid . To take advantage of the absent TIME . I would read KING . I know it is a very common expression ...
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CONTENTS | 1 |
The Bp of Gloucester to Dr Stukeley 5560 | 55 |
Mr Warburton to Mr Peter Des Maizeaux 6166 | 61 |
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