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Of the fifri coupler , the first line is inhar . monious and weak : its want of harmony
arises from its defective structure - - the accent is injudiciously thrown on the first
syllable , which is the conjunction - “ and , " a word which ought never to receive ...
Of the fifri coupler , the first line is inhar . monious and weak : its want of harmony
arises from its defective structure - - the accent is injudiciously thrown on the first
syllable , which is the conjunction - “ and , " a word which ought never to receive ...
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merate all the imaginary improvements which the poet has thought proper to
make ; while , as a confirmation of our strictures , we exhibit the following
statement : ODE ON THE DEPARTING YEAR . - - First Edit . “ Now , I re - center
my immortal ...
merate all the imaginary improvements which the poet has thought proper to
make ; while , as a confirmation of our strictures , we exhibit the following
statement : ODE ON THE DEPARTING YEAR . - - First Edit . “ Now , I re - center
my immortal ...
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In the fencing scene between Walter and Oliver , Mr . Caulfield received a
dangerous wound in the face , which , at first , occasioned apprehensions of the
lots of fight ; but we believe he is in a fair way of recovery . 8 . First time this
season The ...
In the fencing scene between Walter and Oliver , Mr . Caulfield received a
dangerous wound in the face , which , at first , occasioned apprehensions of the
lots of fight ; but we believe he is in a fair way of recovery . 8 . First time this
season The ...
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Taking into this estimate that diffidence which ever attends a first appearance in
the theatres of this metropolis - a diffidence which , though in this instance great ,
was by no means affected in Mrs . Spencer , we think that her abilities would be ...
Taking into this estimate that diffidence which ever attends a first appearance in
the theatres of this metropolis - a diffidence which , though in this instance great ,
was by no means affected in Mrs . Spencer , we think that her abilities would be ...
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He had lost his first wife in June , 1770 , and it was not till October , 1782 , that he
entered again into the marriage union . Both his matrimonial alliances were ,
however , propitious to his felicity . The happiness of this latter union was never ...
He had lost his first wife in June , 1770 , and it was not till October , 1782 , that he
entered again into the marriage union . Both his matrimonial alliances were ,
however , propitious to his felicity . The happiness of this latter union was never ...
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