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The poetical works of William Shenstone, Esq. : in 2 vol. Shenstone, William. - London : Cadell, jun., and Davies, 19XX ... his pleafiucs, and difpel'd his pain. A h let not B R I T O N S doubt their fecial aim, ... ... But Iky and ocean mingle in the fray. let … air contend, or ocean rave ; Ev'n hope ... |
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Camillus : an histor. play ; in 5 acts London : Hurst, Chance, 1827 ... NOTE our manner, and observe ONR EYES. LET US SPEAK to THEM; but OBSERVE, Sicinius, ... ... part to curb his pride, Dentatus. Sic. Let me but do it, you immortal Gods! Let me ... |
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The pious minstrel : a coll. of sacred poetry London : Tilt, 1831 ... JUarbauU Leaves liave their time … fall . Let avnrie* from shore to shore Lirt coward ... ... of time are fled Montgomery IPS The dove let loose ia eaitern.skies . Moore … The evening ... |
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Bell's British theatre / [105], Lady's last stake; or, the wife's resentment . a comedy Cibber, Colley. - London : Bell, 1795 ... neither her virtue or inclination would, let her have the least taste to. Now 'tis not ... ... as the friendly muse's t;ndtrest way, To let her dangers warn you from the depth of [lay ... |
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TVA annotée : jurisprudence, loi fédérale régissant la taxe sur la valeur ajoutée (LTVA) annotée Schaller, Nicolas. - Genève [u.a.] : Schulthess, 2005 ... et prestations de services … Art. … let. a … Art. … let. b … Art. … let ... ... let. b … Art. … let. c … Art. … let. d Livraison de biens (art … aL … OTVA) ... |
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Gebir, Count Julian, and other poems Landor, Walter S.. - London : Moxon, 1831 ... Wondering he gazed awhile, and pitying spake: " Let me approach thee ; does the morning light ... ... their voice Tho thunder from his hand : let us arise On these high places daily, beat ... |
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Bell's British theatre / [104], The rehearsal : a comedy Buckingham, George Villiers of *1628-1687*. - London : Bell, 1796 ... Here brisk, insipid rogues, for ivit, let fall Sometimes dull sense, hut ift'ner none ... ... teach you more Than ei'tr they ir.auld let you l-sazv before: not only sbczv the feats ... |
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Bell's British theatre / [98], Careless husband : a comedy Cibber, Colley. - London : Bell, 1791 ... indeed! But 'twere to ma e me lower jet, to let her think I tinderstand her. [.iside. Edg ... ... —he takes no notice of me yet—I'll let know, sir, I have had as many blue and green ... |
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Tragic dramas : chiefly intended for representation in private families Burney, Fanny. - London : Print. for the author, 1818 ... to know more about that matter, please let us know your questions. Our collections ... ... its entrails, cease from desolation! But let me seek the solitary cell, Once sacred to ... |
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Calvary; or the death of Christ : a poem ; in 8 books Cumberland, Richard. - London : Lackington, Allen, 19XX ... interested to learn more about this, please let us know by sending us an email thru our ... ... hide your fires! Come, Night, a g a i n ; let central darknefs fnrowd J05 Scenes, whofe ... |
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