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Pagina 64
... hear you , or that ions too warm to make them neglect the duties you should hear him . The latter is the more and relations of life . Of these sort of men con general desire , and I know very able flatterers sist the worthier part of ...
... hear you , or that ions too warm to make them neglect the duties you should hear him . The latter is the more and relations of life . Of these sort of men con general desire , and I know very able flatterers sist the worthier part of ...
Pagina 165
... hear such things in the country , wholly strangers . It extends itself even to which had never been so much as whispered in the return of the bow and the hat ; and at the the town , Will stopped short in the thread of same time that the ...
... hear such things in the country , wholly strangers . It extends itself even to which had never been so much as whispered in the return of the bow and the hat ; and at the the town , Will stopped short in the thread of same time that the ...
Pagina 172
... hear thee , if thou wilt needs utter thy follies ; garb , nor such a one as me contemptible for we cannot help it , friend , I say : if thou wilt , mine . When two such as thee and I meet , we must hear thee ; but if thou wert a man of ...
... hear thee , if thou wilt needs utter thy follies ; garb , nor such a one as me contemptible for we cannot help it , friend , I say : if thou wilt , mine . When two such as thee and I meet , we must hear thee ; but if thou wert a man of ...
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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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