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Pagina 67
... conversation . At length , when the competi- tion was doubtful , and the lady undetermined in her choice , one of the young lovers very luckily bethought himself of adding a supernumerary lace to his liveries , which had so good an ...
... conversation . At length , when the competi- tion was doubtful , and the lady undetermined in her choice , one of the young lovers very luckily bethought himself of adding a supernumerary lace to his liveries , which had so good an ...
Pagina 203
... conversation , that it is impossible for a club or merry meeting to subsist without them ; I mean those honest gentlemen that are always ex- posed to the wit and raillery of their well - wishers and companions ; that are pelted by men ...
... conversation , that it is impossible for a club or merry meeting to subsist without them ; I mean those honest gentlemen that are always ex- posed to the wit and raillery of their well - wishers and companions ; that are pelted by men ...
Pagina 327
... conversation but among equals , and would pleasantly bewail himself that he always lived in a crowd , but was the only man in France that could never get into company . This turn of mind made him delight in midnight rambles , attended ...
... conversation but among equals , and would pleasantly bewail himself that he always lived in a crowd , but was the only man in France that could never get into company . This turn of mind made him delight in midnight rambles , attended ...
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