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Life and Correspondence of David Hume, Volume 1

Note 411:1 — Chapter IX

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"I presume this was 'Douglas;' and the expression, 'he now discovers a great genius for the theatre,' I suppose was meant to imply Mr. D. Hume's opinion of its being better fitted for the stage than Agis."—Mackenzie.

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