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The third edition was published in 1678 ; and the widow , to whom the copy was
then to devolve , sold all her claims to Simmons for eight pounds , according to
her receipt given Dec . 21 , 1680 . Simmons had already agreed to transfer the ...
The third edition was published in 1678 ; and the widow , to whom the copy was
then to devolve , sold all her claims to Simmons for eight pounds , according to
her receipt given Dec . 21 , 1680 . Simmons had already agreed to transfer the ...
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OF THE GREAT POET WHOSE LIFE I AM ABOUT TO DELINEATE , the curiosity
which his reputation must excite , will require a display more ample than can now
be given . His contemporaries , however they reverenced his genius , left his life ...
OF THE GREAT POET WHOSE LIFE I AM ABOUT TO DELINEATE , the curiosity
which his reputation must excite , will require a display more ample than can now
be given . His contemporaries , however they reverenced his genius , left his life ...
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used ; for no reason can be given why part of the information should be given in
one tongue , and part in another , on a tomb , more than in any other place , on
any other occasion ; and to tell all that can be conveniently told in verse , and
then ...
used ; for no reason can be given why part of the information should be given in
one tongue , and part in another , on a tomb , more than in any other place , on
any other occasion ; and to tell all that can be conveniently told in verse , and
then ...
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