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Pagina 227
... Favour , and paying their Adorations : She smiled upon one , drank to another , and trod upon the other's Foot which was under the Table . Now which of these three , says the old Bard , do you think was the Favourite ? In troth , says ...
... Favour , and paying their Adorations : She smiled upon one , drank to another , and trod upon the other's Foot which was under the Table . Now which of these three , says the old Bard , do you think was the Favourite ? In troth , says ...
Pagina 238
... Favour or Disgrace attended the respective Objects of Men's Approbation or Disesteem . Pharamond , in his Mirth , upon the Meanness of Mankind , used to say , ' As he could take away a Man's Five Senses , he could give him an Hundred ...
... Favour or Disgrace attended the respective Objects of Men's Approbation or Disesteem . Pharamond , in his Mirth , upon the Meanness of Mankind , used to say , ' As he could take away a Man's Five Senses , he could give him an Hundred ...
Pagina 262
... Favour by his Means : But the Distresses which arise from the many inexplicable Occurrences that happen among Men , the unaccountable Alienation of Parents from their Children , Cruelty of Husbands to Wives , Poverty occasioned from ...
... Favour by his Means : But the Distresses which arise from the many inexplicable Occurrences that happen among Men , the unaccountable Alienation of Parents from their Children , Cruelty of Husbands to Wives , Poverty occasioned from ...
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