Miscellaneous and Fugitive Pieces, 2. ciltT. Davies, 1773 |
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... same , brought away seventy Captives , and fome Commo dities of the Place . Louis de la Cerda , Count of Clermont , of the Blood Royal both of France and Spain , Nephew of John de la Cerda , who called him- felf the Prince of Fortune ...
... same , brought away seventy Captives , and fome Commo dities of the Place . Louis de la Cerda , Count of Clermont , of the Blood Royal both of France and Spain , Nephew of John de la Cerda , who called him- felf the Prince of Fortune ...
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... same Play at the Theatre , hear the famę Story abroad , or read the fame Book at home , per- haps once in a Month at least , with Pleasure ; but to liften to the fame Difcourfe from a Pulpit once in three Years , though perhaps we do ...
... same Play at the Theatre , hear the famę Story abroad , or read the fame Book at home , per- haps once in a Month at least , with Pleasure ; but to liften to the fame Difcourfe from a Pulpit once in three Years , though perhaps we do ...
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... same ; Difabled both to combat , or to fly , Must hear all Taunts , and hear without Reply . Uncheck'd on both , loud Rabbles vent their Rage , As Mongrels bay the Lion in a Cage . Th ' offended Burgess hoards his angry Tale For that ...
... same ; Difabled both to combat , or to fly , Must hear all Taunts , and hear without Reply . Uncheck'd on both , loud Rabbles vent their Rage , As Mongrels bay the Lion in a Cage . Th ' offended Burgess hoards his angry Tale For that ...
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