The Visitor: By Several Hands, Volumen2Edward and Charles Dilly, 1764 |
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... passages in Mr. Garrick's man- ner ; which he affured us he had ftudied with fome accuracy ; but an unfortunate flip or two , and an unpleafing provincial and monotonic ac- cent , occasioning a burst of laughter , this lover of the ...
... passages in Mr. Garrick's man- ner ; which he affured us he had ftudied with fome accuracy ; but an unfortunate flip or two , and an unpleafing provincial and monotonic ac- cent , occasioning a burst of laughter , this lover of the ...
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... 3d ode of Horace's first book , and begins Illi robur , & c . Sure he who first the passage try'd ,. In harden'd oak his heart did hide ; Or purpose to secure kingdoms from the attacks and infults of N ° 50 . 53 THE VISITOR .
... 3d ode of Horace's first book , and begins Illi robur , & c . Sure he who first the passage try'd ,. In harden'd oak his heart did hide ; Or purpose to secure kingdoms from the attacks and infults of N ° 50 . 53 THE VISITOR .
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... passages are , that the holy spirit does strive with mankind to induce them to do thofe things , which are ne- ceffary to their eternal well being ; but that his operations were not irresistible , and with fome were actually refifted ...
... passages are , that the holy spirit does strive with mankind to induce them to do thofe things , which are ne- ceffary to their eternal well being ; but that his operations were not irresistible , and with fome were actually refifted ...
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