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Pagina 70
... eyes , are we more cul - junction that they be read at all tea - tables with- pable than they , for looking at them ? I hap - in the cities of London and Westminster ; and pened last Sunday to be shut into a pew , which so we bid you ...
... eyes , are we more cul - junction that they be read at all tea - tables with- pable than they , for looking at them ? I hap - in the cities of London and Westminster ; and pened last Sunday to be shut into a pew , which so we bid you ...
Pagina 206
... eyes and danced before them ; hensions with which I approached him . He but often when they thought themselves within lifted me from the ground , and taking me by the reach of them , their footing failed and the hand , " Mirza , " said ...
... eyes and danced before them ; hensions with which I approached him . He but often when they thought themselves within lifted me from the ground , and taking me by the reach of them , their footing failed and the hand , " Mirza , " said ...
Pagina 328
... eyes to herself , that she may not be disguised ceed in oratory than the men , and believe this or misrepresented . The poor bride can give is to be resolved into natural causes . You her hand , and say , " I do , " with a languishing ...
... eyes to herself , that she may not be disguised ceed in oratory than the men , and believe this or misrepresented . The poor bride can give is to be resolved into natural causes . You her hand , and say , " I do , " with a languishing ...
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Care of the Female | 4 |
Folly of the Pride of Birth or Fortune | 5 |
The Uses of the Spectator | 10 |
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