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Pagina 17
... racter at my house . The last day we presented , < every body was fo rafhly habited , that when they came to speak to each other , a nymph with a ' crook had not a word to fay but in the pert stile ' of the pit bawdry ; and a man in the ...
... racter at my house . The last day we presented , < every body was fo rafhly habited , that when they came to speak to each other , a nymph with a ' crook had not a word to fay but in the pert stile ' of the pit bawdry ; and a man in the ...
Pagina 219
... racter as a woman of the town . But of all that I have met in my time , commend me to Betty Duall ; fhe is the wife of a failor , and the kept miftrefs of a man of quality ; the dwells with the latter during the fea - faring of the ...
... racter as a woman of the town . But of all that I have met in my time , commend me to Betty Duall ; fhe is the wife of a failor , and the kept miftrefs of a man of quality ; the dwells with the latter during the fea - faring of the ...
Pagina 290
... racter of the young woman at the tavern . " " < < I C know you mentioned that circumftance as an ' inftance of the fimplicity and innocence of his ' mind , which made him imagine it a very easy thing to reclaim one of thofe criminals ...
... racter of the young woman at the tavern . " " < < I C know you mentioned that circumftance as an ' inftance of the fimplicity and innocence of his ' mind , which made him imagine it a very easy thing to reclaim one of thofe criminals ...
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