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Pagina 59
... defire you ' would for your own Sake forbear fuch Intimations for ⚫ the future ; and must say it is a great Piece of Ill - nature in you , to fhew fo great an Esteem for a Foreigner , and to difcourage a Lion that is your own Country ...
... defire you ' would for your own Sake forbear fuch Intimations for ⚫ the future ; and must say it is a great Piece of Ill - nature in you , to fhew fo great an Esteem for a Foreigner , and to difcourage a Lion that is your own Country ...
Pagina 149
... Defire of it for things that should be wholly indifferent . Women , whofe Hearts are fixed upon the Pleafure they have in the Con- sciousness that they are the Objects of Love and Admira- tion , are ever changing the Air of their ...
... Defire of it for things that should be wholly indifferent . Women , whofe Hearts are fixed upon the Pleafure they have in the Con- sciousness that they are the Objects of Love and Admira- tion , are ever changing the Air of their ...
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... defire to correct Impudence , 20 . And Refolution to march on in the Caufe of Virtue , 34 . His Vifit to a travelled Lady , 45. His Speculations in the firft Principles , 46. An odd Accident that befel him at Lloyd's Coffee - houfe ...
... defire to correct Impudence , 20 . And Refolution to march on in the Caufe of Virtue , 34 . His Vifit to a travelled Lady , 45. His Speculations in the firft Principles , 46. An odd Accident that befel him at Lloyd's Coffee - houfe ...
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