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Pagina 195
... person ought to prosecute that revenge from which the person who was injured desisted , I shall not preserve what Mr. Savage suppressed ; of which the publication would indeed have been a punishment too severe for so impotent an assault ...
... person ought to prosecute that revenge from which the person who was injured desisted , I shall not preserve what Mr. Savage suppressed ; of which the publication would indeed have been a punishment too severe for so impotent an assault ...
Pagina 240
... person , instead of his writings , by one who was wholly a stranger to him , at a time when all the world knew he was persecuted by fortune ; and not only saw that this was attempted in a clandestine manner , with the utmost falsehood ...
... person , instead of his writings , by one who was wholly a stranger to him , at a time when all the world knew he was persecuted by fortune ; and not only saw that this was attempted in a clandestine manner , with the utmost falsehood ...
Pagina 242
... person and capacity . Inquire between Sunninghill and Oak- ingham for a young , short , squab gentleman , the very bow of the God of Love , and tell me whether he be a proper author to make personal reflections ? He may extol the ...
... person and capacity . Inquire between Sunninghill and Oak- ingham for a young , short , squab gentleman , the very bow of the God of Love , and tell me whether he be a proper author to make personal reflections ? He may extol the ...
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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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