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Shou'd we therefore , my Lord , judge of Your Love to the Muse by the Deeds You
have done worthy of her moft noble and lofty Harmony , we must necessarily con
. alude it to be of the first Magnitude , since the Themes Your Lordship has ...
Shou'd we therefore , my Lord , judge of Your Love to the Muse by the Deeds You
have done worthy of her moft noble and lofty Harmony , we must necessarily con
. alude it to be of the first Magnitude , since the Themes Your Lordship has ...
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William Shakespeare Nicholas Rowe. : utmost Caution avoid . No , my Lord , I
can say nothing of Your Courage or Your Conduct , of which there are not
already acrested Proofs in the Hands of all Me .. The Taking , and Relief of
Barcelona , the ...
William Shakespeare Nicholas Rowe. : utmost Caution avoid . No , my Lord , I
can say nothing of Your Courage or Your Conduct , of which there are not
already acrested Proofs in the Hands of all Me .. The Taking , and Relief of
Barcelona , the ...
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No , more , no more , tboo'rt to thy Lord too faithful . Old M. Y'upbraid me with a
Virtue dót a Crime . Mene . If thou persist thou shalt full soon repent thee . ( seize .
Old M. They are the King's Dispatches you wou'd And those you ought not , Sir ...
No , more , no more , tboo'rt to thy Lord too faithful . Old M. Y'upbraid me with a
Virtue dót a Crime . Mene . If thou persist thou shalt full soon repent thee . ( seize .
Old M. They are the King's Dispatches you wou'd And those you ought not , Sir ...
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Essay on the Art Rise and Progress of the Stage in Greece Rome | i |
The Glossary Ixviü | lxix |
Venus and Adonis | 1 |
Urheberrecht | |
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