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Pagina 123
... interest , made some slight alterations , and brought it upon the stage under the title of Woman's a Riddle , but allowed the unhappy author no part of the profit . Not discouraged , however , at his repulse , he wrote , two years ...
... interest , made some slight alterations , and brought it upon the stage under the title of Woman's a Riddle , but allowed the unhappy author no part of the profit . Not discouraged , however , at his repulse , he wrote , two years ...
Pagina 180
... interest , or any other visible design than that of drawing upon himself the attention of mankind . The dispute between the Bishop of London and the Chancellor is well known to have been for some time the chief topic of political ...
... interest , or any other visible design than that of drawing upon himself the attention of mankind . The dispute between the Bishop of London and the Chancellor is well known to have been for some time the chief topic of political ...
Pagina 300
... interest he became preacher at Lincoln's Inn , and to Mr. Allen , who gave him his niece and his estate , and by consequence a bish- opric . When he died , he left him the property of his works , a legacy which may be reasonably ...
... interest he became preacher at Lincoln's Inn , and to Mr. Allen , who gave him his niece and his estate , and by consequence a bish- opric . When he died , he left him the property of his works , a legacy which may be reasonably ...
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The Satirical Letters of St Jerome | 1 |
From The Life of John Milton 16081674 | 21 |
From The Life of John Dryden 16311700 | 43 |
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