Walker's Hibernian Magazine, Or, Compendium of Entertaining Knowledge, Parte2R. Gibson, 1792 |
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... Mifs Wallflonecraft's Vindication of the Rights of Woman . PERHAPS there is not a virtue that mixes fo kindly with every other as modefty . It is the pale moon - beam that renders more interefting every virtue it foftens , giving mild ...
... Mifs Wallflonecraft's Vindication of the Rights of Woman . PERHAPS there is not a virtue that mixes fo kindly with every other as modefty . It is the pale moon - beam that renders more interefting every virtue it foftens , giving mild ...
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... mifs Dall ; Maria , Mrs , Mountain ; lady Oddly , Mrs. Webb , and Judith , Mrs. Martyr . : - This opera is the firft dramatic pro- duction of Mr. Hurlefton , a gentleman of the most amiable character . The fable is as follows : Sir ...
... mifs Dall ; Maria , Mrs , Mountain ; lady Oddly , Mrs. Webb , and Judith , Mrs. Martyr . : - This opera is the firft dramatic pro- duction of Mr. Hurlefton , a gentleman of the most amiable character . The fable is as follows : Sir ...
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... Mifs DALL . Behold , deny'd their airy flight , The tenants of the gaudy cage ; No more their warblings breathe delight , Thofe notes are chang'd to ftrains of rage ! And fhould , perchance , in happy hour , Some friendly hand leave ope ...
... Mifs DALL . Behold , deny'd their airy flight , The tenants of the gaudy cage ; No more their warblings breathe delight , Thofe notes are chang'd to ftrains of rage ! And fhould , perchance , in happy hour , Some friendly hand leave ope ...
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... Mifs Barclay . The following is the fable : Dido , the widow of Sichæus , flying from the treacherous cruelty of her brother Pyg- malion , king of Tyre , by whom her hufband had been murdered , and car- rying away immenfe wealth and ...
... Mifs Barclay . The following is the fable : Dido , the widow of Sichæus , flying from the treacherous cruelty of her brother Pyg- malion , king of Tyre , by whom her hufband had been murdered , and car- rying away immenfe wealth and ...
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... Mifs Henrietta Goddard , niece of Henry Hope , Efq . of Amsterdam . - Captain Impey , eldest fon of Sir Elijah Impey , to Mifs Knight , of Albe- marle - street.At Sandbech , county York , Francis Ferrand Foljambe , Efq . to the hon ...
... Mifs Henrietta Goddard , niece of Henry Hope , Efq . of Amsterdam . - Captain Impey , eldest fon of Sir Elijah Impey , to Mifs Knight , of Albe- marle - street.At Sandbech , county York , Francis Ferrand Foljambe , Efq . to the hon ...
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