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... Tarquin and Lu- crèce , are out of Dispute , they being put to the Press , and dedicated by the Author himself to the Earl of Southampton his great Patron . So that Mr. Rowe is evidently mistaken when he says , That his Venus and Adonis ...
... Tarquin and Lu- crèce , are out of Dispute , they being put to the Press , and dedicated by the Author himself to the Earl of Southampton his great Patron . So that Mr. Rowe is evidently mistaken when he says , That his Venus and Adonis ...
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William Shakespeare George Sewell. TARQUIN AND LUCRECE . : : To the Right Honourable Henry Wriothefly , Earl.
William Shakespeare George Sewell. TARQUIN AND LUCRECE . : : To the Right Honourable Henry Wriothefly , Earl.
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... mounted , thro the empty Skies In her light Charict quickly is convey'd ; Folding their Co rse to Paphos , where their Queen Means to immure her felf , and not be seen . : 1 : TARQUIN TARQUIN AND LUCRECE .骨好好好打号 44 VENUS and ADONIS .
... mounted , thro the empty Skies In her light Charict quickly is convey'd ; Folding their Co rse to Paphos , where their Queen Means to immure her felf , and not be seen . : 1 : TARQUIN TARQUIN AND LUCRECE .骨好好好打号 44 VENUS and ADONIS .
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William Shakespeare George Sewell. TARQUIN AND LUCRECE .骨好好好打号好好好好好好好好好好好好好好好好好好好好好为号号号好好好好好好好好好骨骨骨粉粉骨骨骨骨や骨や骨骨静 To the Right Honourable Henry Wriothefly , Earl of SoUTHAMPTON TARQUIN ..
William Shakespeare George Sewell. TARQUIN AND LUCRECE .骨好好好打号好好好好好好好好好好好好好好好好好好好好好为号号号好好好好好好好好好骨骨骨粉粉骨骨骨骨や骨や骨骨静 To the Right Honourable Henry Wriothefly , Earl of SoUTHAMPTON TARQUIN ..
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