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Page 305
... she has bought her wedding - cloaths . When she has made her own choice , for form's fake she fends a conge d'elire to her friends . Ibid . No 475- Better thus : fhe fends for form's fake a conge d'elire to her friends . And fince it is ...
... she has bought her wedding - cloaths . When she has made her own choice , for form's fake she fends a conge d'elire to her friends . Ibid . No 475- Better thus : fhe fends for form's fake a conge d'elire to her friends . And fince it is ...
Page 327
... She foon informed him of the place he was in , which , notwithstanding all its horrors , appeared to him more sweet than the bower of Mahomet , in the company of his Balfora . Better : Guardian , No 167 . She foon , & c . appeared to ...
... She foon informed him of the place he was in , which , notwithstanding all its horrors , appeared to him more sweet than the bower of Mahomet , in the company of his Balfora . Better : Guardian , No 167 . She foon , & c . appeared to ...
Page 434
... she rais'd ; and thus she said . Mufing on the foregoing subject , I begin to doubt whether I have not been all this while in a reverie . Here unexpectedly a fort of fairy - fcene opens , where every ob- ject is new and fingular . Is ...
... she rais'd ; and thus she said . Mufing on the foregoing subject , I begin to doubt whether I have not been all this while in a reverie . Here unexpectedly a fort of fairy - fcene opens , where every ob- ject is new and fingular . Is ...
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PYRRHICHIUS confifts of two ſhort | 1 |
ANAPÆSTUs two fhort and a long | 7 |
PRO | 13 |
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