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Pagina 17
... fuch and fuch an Occafion , he will tell you when the Duke of Monmouth danced at Court , fuch a Woman was then fmitten , another was taken with him at the Head of his Troop in the Park . In all these important Relations , he has ever ...
... fuch and fuch an Occafion , he will tell you when the Duke of Monmouth danced at Court , fuch a Woman was then fmitten , another was taken with him at the Head of his Troop in the Park . In all these important Relations , he has ever ...
Pagina 96
... fuch Impertinence . A worthy old Batchelor , who fets in for his Dofe of Claret every Night at fuch an Hour , is teazed by a Swarm of them ;. who because they are fure of Room and good Fire , have taken it in their Heads to keep a fort ...
... fuch Impertinence . A worthy old Batchelor , who fets in for his Dofe of Claret every Night at fuch an Hour , is teazed by a Swarm of them ;. who because they are fure of Room and good Fire , have taken it in their Heads to keep a fort ...
Pagina 296
... fuch visible Alterations in the fame Person : But at the same time , when a Man is no way concerned in the Ef- fect of fuch Inconfiftences in the Behaviour of Men of the World , the Speculation must be in the utmost Degree both ...
... fuch visible Alterations in the fame Person : But at the same time , when a Man is no way concerned in the Ef- fect of fuch Inconfiftences in the Behaviour of Men of the World , the Speculation must be in the utmost Degree both ...
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