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Pagina 152
... Country . These Particulars we made a Shift to pick out from the Discourse of our Interpreters ; which we put together as well as we could , being able to understand but here and there a Word of what they said , and afterwards making up ...
... Country . These Particulars we made a Shift to pick out from the Discourse of our Interpreters ; which we put together as well as we could , being able to understand but here and there a Word of what they said , and afterwards making up ...
Pagina 362
... Country . One may now know a Man that never conversed in the World by his Excess of Good Breeding . A Polite Country Squire shall make you as many Bows in half an hour , as would serve a Courtier for a Week . There is infinitely more to ...
... Country . One may now know a Man that never conversed in the World by his Excess of Good Breeding . A Polite Country Squire shall make you as many Bows in half an hour , as would serve a Courtier for a Week . There is infinitely more to ...
Pagina 397
... Country is to find Sport , and in Town to chuse it . In the mean time , as I have given a whole Month's Rest to the Cities of London and Westminster , I promise my self abundance of new Game upon my return thither . It is indeed high ...
... Country is to find Sport , and in Town to chuse it . In the mean time , as I have given a whole Month's Rest to the Cities of London and Westminster , I promise my self abundance of new Game upon my return thither . It is indeed high ...
Inhoudsopgave
House of Commons | 126 |
Introduction by Peter Smithers D Phil Oxon | 265 |
ESSAYS Nos 81169 Saturday June | 491 |
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