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... antients in the open road of poetry for the accommodation of their fucceffors , and to be the right of every one that ... antient wri- ters . Quæ fontes agitant metu Ultrices fcelerum dea Jam mofte lacrimis madent ,. Non Ixionium caput ...
... antients in the open road of poetry for the accommodation of their fucceffors , and to be the right of every one that ... antient wri- ters . Quæ fontes agitant metu Ultrices fcelerum dea Jam mofte lacrimis madent ,. Non Ixionium caput ...
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... antient mafters , that only three fpeaking perfonages should appear at once . upon the ftage , a law which , as the ... antients remember- ing that the tragedy was at firft pronounced only by one , durft not for some time venture beyond ...
... antient mafters , that only three fpeaking perfonages should appear at once . upon the ftage , a law which , as the ... antients remember- ing that the tragedy was at firft pronounced only by one , durft not for some time venture beyond ...
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... have both amufed our leifure with books , and can therefore recount the events of for- mer times , or cite the dictates of antient wif- dom . dom . Every occurrence furnishes us with fome hint which 266 The RAMBLER . No. . N.167 167 .
... have both amufed our leifure with books , and can therefore recount the events of for- mer times , or cite the dictates of antient wif- dom . dom . Every occurrence furnishes us with fome hint which 266 The RAMBLER . No. . N.167 167 .
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