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Pagina 11
As for his scolding wife , ( however she may value herself at present ) it is very well known , that she is but a piece of crab tree . This artificer farther whispered in my ear , that all his courtiers and nobles were taken out of a ...
As for his scolding wife , ( however she may value herself at present ) it is very well known , that she is but a piece of crab tree . This artificer farther whispered in my ear , that all his courtiers and nobles were taken out of a ...
Pagina 23
I am likewise informed , that several wives of my dead men have , since the decease of their husbands , been seen in many public places without mourning or regard to common decency . I am further advised , that several of the defunct ...
I am likewise informed , that several wives of my dead men have , since the decease of their husbands , been seen in many public places without mourning or regard to common decency . I am further advised , that several of the defunct ...
Pagina 26
SHEWETH , “ THAT your petitioner was bred a clear - starcher and sempstress , and for many years worked to “ the Exchange , and to several aldermen's wives , law“ yers ' clerks , and merchants ' apprentices . “ That through the scarcity ...
SHEWETH , “ THAT your petitioner was bred a clear - starcher and sempstress , and for many years worked to “ the Exchange , and to several aldermen's wives , law“ yers ' clerks , and merchants ' apprentices . “ That through the scarcity ...
Pagina 42
... men whom we call country ' squires , will not scruple to kiss their hounds before all the world , and declare in the presence of their wives , that they had rather salute a favourite of the pack , than the finest woman in England .
... men whom we call country ' squires , will not scruple to kiss their hounds before all the world , and declare in the presence of their wives , that they had rather salute a favourite of the pack , than the finest woman in England .
Pagina 46
“ There is more pleasure in the possession of wealth , “ than in that of parents , children , wife , or friends . " The audience were very much provoked by the first words of this speech ; but when the actor came to the close of it ...
“ There is more pleasure in the possession of wealth , “ than in that of parents , children , wife , or friends . " The audience were very much provoked by the first words of this speech ; but when the actor came to the close of it ...
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Bibliografische gegevens
| Titel | Select British Classics, Volume 25 Select British Classics |
| Uitgever | J. Conrad, 1803 |
| Oorspronkelijk uit | de New York Public Library |
| Gedigitaliseerd | 22 juli 2008 |
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