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... loft in the tomb that covered his body . Before great Agamemnon reign'd , Reign'd kings as great as he , and brave , Whofe huge ambition's now contain'd In the fmall compass of a grave : In endless night they fleep , unwept , unknown ...
... loft in the tomb that covered his body . Before great Agamemnon reign'd , Reign'd kings as great as he , and brave , Whofe huge ambition's now contain'd In the fmall compass of a grave : In endless night they fleep , unwept , unknown ...
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... loft her husband in her thirtieth year , and has fince paffed her time at the manor- houfe , in the government of her children , and the management of the eftate . MRS . Bufy was married at eighteen from a boarding - school , where fhe ...
... loft her husband in her thirtieth year , and has fince paffed her time at the manor- houfe , in the government of her children , and the management of the eftate . MRS . Bufy was married at eighteen from a boarding - school , where fhe ...
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... loft in oblivion for want of a poct . Vixere fortes ante Agamemnona Multi ; fed omnes illachrymabiles Urgentur , ignotique longâ Nocte , carent quia vate facro . TULLY enquires , in the fame oration , why , but for fame , we difturb a ...
... loft in oblivion for want of a poct . Vixere fortes ante Agamemnona Multi ; fed omnes illachrymabiles Urgentur , ignotique longâ Nocte , carent quia vate facro . TULLY enquires , in the fame oration , why , but for fame , we difturb a ...
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The danger of attempting wit in converfation | 24 |
An account of fquire Blufter | 32 |
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