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... Some account and extracts of a pamphlet than if one who was expressly
assured a lately published , intitled , A serious in . certain dish of meat before him
was poiquiry into the nature and effects of foned , should answer thus , All meat is
the ...
... Some account and extracts of a pamphlet than if one who was expressly
assured a lately published , intitled , A serious in . certain dish of meat before him
was poiquiry into the nature and effects of foned , should answer thus , All meat is
the ...
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... a habitual course of repreThey analyze and divide it into parts , fentations , with
such changes as the and take sometimes one part , sometimes love of variety in
human nature necessaanother , as will best suit their purpose . rily requires . 2.
... a habitual course of repreThey analyze and divide it into parts , fentations , with
such changes as the and take sometimes one part , sometimes love of variety in
human nature necessaanother , as will best suit their purpose . rily requires . 2.
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And from this he infers , human nature continue in its present that a public theatre
“ is by its conftitu . ftate , the doors of the playhouse would tion a constant and
powerful invitation shut of their own acc ccord , because no to fin , and cannot be
...
And from this he infers , human nature continue in its present that a public theatre
“ is by its conftitu . ftate , the doors of the playhouse would tion a constant and
powerful invitation shut of their own acc ccord , because no to fin , and cannot be
...
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Such hath tions by a view to public praise ; and been the nature and tendency of
plays fays , that therefore vice is not seen on in all former ages , and fuch , from
the a theatre in a gross , but commonly in a taste and disposition of those who ...
Such hath tions by a view to public praise ; and been the nature and tendency of
plays fays , that therefore vice is not seen on in all former ages , and fuch , from
the a theatre in a gross , but commonly in a taste and disposition of those who ...
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The debate on the treaties with Rufia and rated us from the continent ; nature has
Hefe - Cafel , concluded . made us et penitus toto divisos orbe Britannes ; and as
no man ought to endeavour The speech of M. Pomponius Matho , ébe to ...
The debate on the treaties with Rufia and rated us from the continent ; nature has
Hefe - Cafel , concluded . made us et penitus toto divisos orbe Britannes ; and as
no man ought to endeavour The speech of M. Pomponius Matho , ébe to ...
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