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Page xxiii
... Wife to weep.22 eswgi't Their Beauties imitate , avoid their Faults . † First on a Plot employ thy careful Thoughts ; Turn it with Time a thoufand feveral ways , This oft alone has given Succefs to Plays . Reject that vulgar Error ...
... Wife to weep.22 eswgi't Their Beauties imitate , avoid their Faults . † First on a Plot employ thy careful Thoughts ; Turn it with Time a thoufand feveral ways , This oft alone has given Succefs to Plays . Reject that vulgar Error ...
Page xlvii
... wife , too polite a State to let that fade , and remain useless in the hands of the Ignorant , which , by the care of the wife and know- ing , might be turn'd to the Public Advantage , and Glory . 1 Tragedy , as I have said , had the ...
... wife , too polite a State to let that fade , and remain useless in the hands of the Ignorant , which , by the care of the wife and know- ing , might be turn'd to the Public Advantage , and Glory . 1 Tragedy , as I have said , had the ...
Page li
... wife and good a Princess . But the Glory of giving it Perfection , yet remains for a no less excellent King ; and the Mufes have reason to hope , that He , that is fo univerfal a Patron of Liberty , will not leave them in their old ...
... wife and good a Princess . But the Glory of giving it Perfection , yet remains for a no less excellent King ; and the Mufes have reason to hope , that He , that is fo univerfal a Patron of Liberty , will not leave them in their old ...
Page lix
... wife , too polite a State to let that fade , and remain useless in the hands of the Ignorant , which , by the care of the wife and know- ing , might be turn'd to the Public Advantage , and Glory .. } Tragedy , as I have said , had the ...
... wife , too polite a State to let that fade , and remain useless in the hands of the Ignorant , which , by the care of the wife and know- ing , might be turn'd to the Public Advantage , and Glory .. } Tragedy , as I have said , had the ...
Page lix
... wife and good a Princefs . But the Glory of giving it Perfection , yet remains for a no less excellent King ; and the Mufes have reason to hope , that He , that is fo univerfal a Patron of Liberty , will not leave them in their old ...
... wife and good a Princefs . But the Glory of giving it Perfection , yet remains for a no less excellent King ; and the Mufes have reason to hope , that He , that is fo univerfal a Patron of Liberty , will not leave them in their old ...
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