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Pagina 347
... appears but a covered Indigence , a magnificent Poverty . That Neatness and Chearfulness , which attends the Table ... appear without a Servant , sell his own Corn , attend his Labourers , and be him- self a Labourer . Shame of Poverty ...
... appears but a covered Indigence , a magnificent Poverty . That Neatness and Chearfulness , which attends the Table ... appear without a Servant , sell his own Corn , attend his Labourers , and be him- self a Labourer . Shame of Poverty ...
Pagina 467
... appear , they may come to some Sense of them- selves , and the Insults they are guilty of towards me . I am , Sir , Your most humble Servant , The Idol . ' This Representation is so just , that it is hard to speak of it without an ...
... appear , they may come to some Sense of them- selves , and the Insults they are guilty of towards me . I am , Sir , Your most humble Servant , The Idol . ' This Representation is so just , that it is hard to speak of it without an ...
Pagina 515
... appears to have been Sir John Pakington , a Tory squire of Worcestershire ( 1671-1727 ) . Captain Sentry and Will ... appear to be somewhat forced ; and the difficulty of finding biographical analogies , especially in the case of Sir ...
... appears to have been Sir John Pakington , a Tory squire of Worcestershire ( 1671-1727 ) . Captain Sentry and Will ... appear to be somewhat forced ; and the difficulty of finding biographical analogies , especially in the case of Sir ...
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