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Pagina 11
... hear the Con- verfation of every Table in the Room . I appear on Sun- day Nights at St. James's Coffee - houfe , and fometimes join the little Committee of Politicks in the Inner - Room , as one who comes there to hear and improve . My ...
... hear the Con- verfation of every Table in the Room . I appear on Sun- day Nights at St. James's Coffee - houfe , and fometimes join the little Committee of Politicks in the Inner - Room , as one who comes there to hear and improve . My ...
Pagina 178
... hear you talk of Things that should only be mentioned in Private , or in Whisper , are looked upon as Parts of a refined Education . At the fame time , a Blush is unfashionable , and Silence more ill- bred than any thing that can be ...
... hear you talk of Things that should only be mentioned in Private , or in Whisper , are looked upon as Parts of a refined Education . At the fame time , a Blush is unfashionable , and Silence more ill- bred than any thing that can be ...
Pagina 190
... hear you , or that you fhould hear him . The lat- ter is the more general Defire , and I know very able Flat- terers that never fpeak a Word in Praise of the Perfons from whom they obtain daily Favours , but ftill practise a skilful ...
... hear you , or that you fhould hear him . The lat- ter is the more general Defire , and I know very able Flat- terers that never fpeak a Word in Praise of the Perfons from whom they obtain daily Favours , but ftill practise a skilful ...
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