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Pagina 29
... Clubs ; by which means the principal Magistrates are at this Day coupled like Rabbets , one fat and one lean . Every one has heard of the Club , or rather the Confederacy , of the Kings . This grand Alliance was formed a little after ...
... Clubs ; by which means the principal Magistrates are at this Day coupled like Rabbets , one fat and one lean . Every one has heard of the Club , or rather the Confederacy , of the Kings . This grand Alliance was formed a little after ...
Pagina 223
... Club . So very odd a Title raised my Curiosity to enquire into the Nature of a Club that had such a sounding Name ; upon which my Friend gave me the following Account . The Everlasting Club consists of an hundred Members , who divide ...
... Club . So very odd a Title raised my Curiosity to enquire into the Nature of a Club that had such a sounding Name ; upon which my Friend gave me the following Account . The Everlasting Club consists of an hundred Members , who divide ...
Pagina 224
... Club , to withdraw himself . This Steward is frequently talked of in the Club , and looked upon by every Member of it as a greater Man , than the famous Captain mentioned in my Lord Clarendon , who was burnt in his Ship because he would ...
... Club , to withdraw himself . This Steward is frequently talked of in the Club , and looked upon by every Member of it as a greater Man , than the famous Captain mentioned in my Lord Clarendon , who was burnt in his Ship because he would ...
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