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Pagina 285
... filk- men , lacemen , and milliners . A prince of a mer- ciful and royal difpofition would reflect with great anxiety upon the profpect of his death , if he con- fidered what numbers would be reduced to mifery by that accident only : He ...
... filk- men , lacemen , and milliners . A prince of a mer- ciful and royal difpofition would reflect with great anxiety upon the profpect of his death , if he con- fidered what numbers would be reduced to mifery by that accident only : He ...
Pagina 307
... filk- weavers , and the Chinese our potters . Nature in- deed furnishes us with the bare neceffaries of life , but traffick gives us a great variety of what is ufe- ful , and at the fame time fupplies us with every thing that is ...
... filk- weavers , and the Chinese our potters . Nature in- deed furnishes us with the bare neceffaries of life , but traffick gives us a great variety of what is ufe- ful , and at the fame time fupplies us with every thing that is ...
Pagina 359
... filk for Brunetta . Phillis took pains to appear in all pub- lic places where he was fure to meet Brunetta ; Brunetta was now prepared for the infult , and came to a public ball in a plain black filk mantua , at- tended by a beautiful ...
... filk for Brunetta . Phillis took pains to appear in all pub- lic places where he was fure to meet Brunetta ; Brunetta was now prepared for the infult , and came to a public ball in a plain black filk mantua , at- tended by a beautiful ...
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