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On Wednesday, the zgth inst. will be published,
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In boards,
iu-Ervioms of the late Mrs. 'ROBINSON,
WRITTEN by HERSELF •
Including Anecdotes of many distinguished Claraelers of the
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This Day was published,
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LASSICAL ENGLISH POETRY, for the Use
of Schools and young Persons ; seleCted
.from the best
Authors, with some Original Pieces. Compiled and written
By Dr. MAYOR and Mr. PRATT.
With a Preface indicating the several species of Poetry, and
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By DAVID IRVING, A. M. '
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