The Tatler, Band 1John Sharpe, 1804 |
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... King William III . to whom he refused to take the oaths . Here Mr. Maynwaring prose- cuted his studies in polite literature with great vigour ; and upon his coming up to London applied to the study of the law . He was hitherto very ...
... King William III . to whom he refused to take the oaths . Here Mr. Maynwaring prose- cuted his studies in polite literature with great vigour ; and upon his coming up to London applied to the study of the law . He was hitherto very ...
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... king William had their lucky days ; and Shaftesbury himself , though he had no re- ligion , is said to have regarded predictions . 10 Mrs. Barry spoke an epilogue on the occasion written by Rowe . the curtain was drawn , it discovered ...
... king William had their lucky days ; and Shaftesbury himself , though he had no re- ligion , is said to have regarded predictions . 10 Mrs. Barry spoke an epilogue on the occasion written by Rowe . the curtain was drawn , it discovered ...
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... King Charles the first ) bound him ap- prentice to a bookseller , but nature had formed him for the stage , and he made his first appearance on it in 1656 , at the opera - house in Charter - house - yard , under the direc- tion of Sir ...
... King Charles the first ) bound him ap- prentice to a bookseller , but nature had formed him for the stage , and he made his first appearance on it in 1656 , at the opera - house in Charter - house - yard , under the direc- tion of Sir ...
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... king of Prussia and king Augustus to enter into a new alliance ; but that the ministers of Prussia are not inclined to his sen- timents . We hear from Vienna , that his imperial ma- jesty has expressed great satisfaction in their high ...
... king of Prussia and king Augustus to enter into a new alliance ; but that the ministers of Prussia are not inclined to his sen- timents . We hear from Vienna , that his imperial ma- jesty has expressed great satisfaction in their high ...
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... king has been past his sixty - third year , or grand climacteric , there has not died one man of the French nation , who was younger than his majesty , except a very few , who were taken suddenly near the village of Hockstet in Germany ...
... king has been past his sixty - third year , or grand climacteric , there has not died one man of the French nation , who was younger than his majesty , except a very few , who were taken suddenly near the village of Hockstet in Germany ...
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