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By Thomas Tegg . 12mo . 58. Boards . Tegg . Never was fun more alive than in this very singular and pro . tracted contest between the 0. P.s and the Managers of the New Covent Garden Theatre : and never perhaps ...
By Thomas Tegg . 12mo . 58. Boards . Tegg . Never was fun more alive than in this very singular and pro . tracted contest between the 0. P.s and the Managers of the New Covent Garden Theatre : and never perhaps ...
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These observations will apply to the Memoirs of Alfieri ; and we must declare that , if they had never been written , ' the omission would have been equally advantageous to the fame of the author and to the world .
These observations will apply to the Memoirs of Alfieri ; and we must declare that , if they had never been written , ' the omission would have been equally advantageous to the fame of the author and to the world .
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SO in verse “ When I now reflect on this attempt , it appears to me much the more extraordinary , as for five or six years I had not only never written a single line of Italian , but never even opened a book of any kind , except very ...
SO in verse “ When I now reflect on this attempt , it appears to me much the more extraordinary , as for five or six years I had not only never written a single line of Italian , but never even opened a book of any kind , except very ...
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| Title | The Monthly Review, Or, Literary Journal Volumes 1215-1247 of Early English newspapers Volumes 384-432 of English literary periodicals |
| Contributors | Ralph Griffiths, G. E. Griffiths |
| Publisher | R. Griffiths, 1810 |
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