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Pagina 117
... master's fine come so familiar to them , that it is to this , | guard - coat with a well - dressed woman inasked , among other causes , one may impute a cer- he met the colonel coming up with other com- tain insolence among our servants ...
... master's fine come so familiar to them , that it is to this , | guard - coat with a well - dressed woman inasked , among other causes , one may impute a cer- he met the colonel coming up with other com- tain insolence among our servants ...
Pagina 127
... master ? " quity to bond - wages , and the manner of living bid me follow him ; I did so , and in a very lit- out of a domestic way : but I cannot give you tle while thought myself the happiest creature my thoughts on this subject any ...
... master ? " quity to bond - wages , and the manner of living bid me follow him ; I did so , and in a very lit- out of a domestic way : but I cannot give you tle while thought myself the happiest creature my thoughts on this subject any ...
Pagina 140
... master in his fami- admonition to thankless masters , I shall not ly ; his orders are received as favours rather go out of the occurrences of common life . than duties ; and the distinction of approach- but assert it as a general ...
... master in his fami- admonition to thankless masters , I shall not ly ; his orders are received as favours rather go out of the occurrences of common life . than duties ; and the distinction of approach- but assert it as a general ...
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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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