...out of fuch a happy Mixture of the Mild and the Cholerick,. that he outdoes both his Predeceflbrs, and has drawn together greater Audiences than have been known in the Memory of Man. I muft not conclude my Narrative, without taking notice of a groundlefs Report that has been raifed,...

...ill-natured world might call him, The afs in the lion's /kin. This gentleman's temper is made of fuch a happy mixture of the mild and the choleric, that he outdoes both his predeceflbrs, and has drawn together greateraudiences than have been known in the memory of man. I...

...i'1-шгиг«! world might call him the Ais in the Lion's fkin. This gentleman'* temper it made of fuch a happy mixture of the mild and the choleric, that he outdoes both his predeceffors , ami has drawn together greater audier.ces than have been known in the memory of man....

...world might call him, " The afs in " the lion's fkin." This gentleman's temper is made out of fuch a happy mixture of the mild and the choleric, that he outdoes both his predeceffors, and has drawn together greater audiences than have been known in the memory of man. I...

...country-gentleman, who does it for his diversion, but desires his name may be concealed. He says very handsomely, in his own excuse, that he does not act...a gentleman's disadvantage, of whom I must declare my self an admirer: namely, that Signior Nicolini and the lion have been sitting peaceably by one another,...

...is better to pass away an evening in this manner than in gaming and drinking; but at the same lime says, with a very agreeable raillery upon himself,...greater audiences than have been known in the memory of roan. I must not conclude my narrative without taking notice of a groundless report that has been raised...

...This. gentleman's temper is made out of swch a happy mixture of the mild and the choleric, that be outdoes both his predecessors, and has drawn together...known in the memory of man. I must not conclude my narraUve, without taking notice of a groundless report that nas been raised to a gentleman's disadvantage,...

...ill-natured world might call him, ' the ass in the lion's skin.' This gentleman's temper is made out of such a happy mixture of the mild and the choleric,...greater audiences than have been known in the memory of num. I must, not conclude my narrative, without taking notice of a groundless report that has been...

...call him, 'the ass in the lion's skin.' This gentleman's temper is made out of such a happy mtxture of the mild and the choleric, that he outdoes both...must declare myself an admirer ; namely, that Signior Nicolini and the lion have been seen sitting peaceably by one another, and smoking a pipe together...

...ill-natured world might call him, ', the ass in the lion's skin.' This gentleman's temper is made out of such a happy mixture of the mild and the choleric,...must declare myself an admirer ; namely, that Signior Nicolini and the lion have been seen sitting peaceably by one another, and smoaking a pipe together...