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His young pupil did not apply with diligence to his learning - lively , brisk , and
volatile , he played -all his little pranks , and to him serious attentiou was
downright drudgery . He soon discovered a turn - for mimickry : the stroling actors
, who at ...
His young pupil did not apply with diligence to his learning - lively , brisk , and
volatile , he played -all his little pranks , and to him serious attentiou was
downright drudgery . He soon discovered a turn - for mimickry : the stroling actors
, who at ...
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his young performers by frequent rehearsals , the play was acted before a select
audience in the year 0727 . ** Garrick was then eleven years old . He appeared
in the character of Serjeant Kite , and , it is said , acquitted himself with great ...
his young performers by frequent rehearsals , the play was acted before a select
audience in the year 0727 . ** Garrick was then eleven years old . He appeared
in the character of Serjeant Kite , and , it is said , acquitted himself with great ...
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He had a regard for young Garrick , and wishing that he should complete his
education , wrote to Mr. Colson , a celebrated mathematician , at that time master
of the school at Rochester , requesting that he would take the pupil , whom he ...
He had a regard for young Garrick , and wishing that he should complete his
education , wrote to Mr. Colson , a celebrated mathematician , at that time master
of the school at Rochester , requesting that he would take the pupil , whom he ...
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O ! how genuine are their effusions ! --- how lovely are their professions ! -with
what rapture does the language of Patie fill the very soul ! “ I am sure I canna
change ; ye nced na fear ; Though we're but young , I've loved ye many a year ; I
mind ...
O ! how genuine are their effusions ! --- how lovely are their professions ! -with
what rapture does the language of Patie fill the very soul ! “ I am sure I canna
change ; ye nced na fear ; Though we're but young , I've loved ye many a year ; I
mind ...
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Glacid admonishes the young girls in a mannor worthy the attention of the fair sex
in general« Daft , lassie , ye ken nought of thc affair , Ane young and good , and
gentle's un ' so rare . A rakc's a graceless spark , that thinks no shame To do ...
Glacid admonishes the young girls in a mannor worthy the attention of the fair sex
in general« Daft , lassie , ye ken nought of thc affair , Ane young and good , and
gentle's un ' so rare . A rakc's a graceless spark , that thinks no shame To do ...
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