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Pagina 92
... pass , that his coach and his horses have been men- tioned in all those places . When the loun- gers leave an academic life , and instead of this more elegant way of appearing in the polite world , retire to the seats of their an ...
... pass , that his coach and his horses have been men- tioned in all those places . When the loun- gers leave an academic life , and instead of this more elegant way of appearing in the polite world , retire to the seats of their an ...
Pagina 186
... pass through the hands of an ordinary writer . No. 122. ] Friday , July 20 , 1711 . L. Comes jucundus in via pro ... passes upon his own behaviour is thus warranted and confirmed by the opinion of all that know him . My worthy friend ...
... pass through the hands of an ordinary writer . No. 122. ] Friday , July 20 , 1711 . L. Comes jucundus in via pro ... passes upon his own behaviour is thus warranted and confirmed by the opinion of all that know him . My worthy friend ...
Pagina 312
... pass , to know a little of the language ; and pray , that if I offered to go abroad , she would get Mr. Meggot , sing again those notes , Nihil between me and the door , kiss me , and say imperanti negare , nihil recusare . You she ...
... pass , to know a little of the language ; and pray , that if I offered to go abroad , she would get Mr. Meggot , sing again those notes , Nihil between me and the door , kiss me , and say imperanti negare , nihil recusare . You she ...
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