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Pagina 36
... pleased to say to me , when I tion of several petty enormities which you was last with you alone . You told me then of yourself cannot attend to ; and finding daily the silly way I was in ; but you told me so , as absurdities hung out ...
... pleased to say to me , when I tion of several petty enormities which you was last with you alone . You told me then of yourself cannot attend to ; and finding daily the silly way I was in ; but you told me so , as absurdities hung out ...
Pagina 131
... pleased to see one who is a terror to tleman that visited him early one morning at others fall like a slave at their feet , or that this Paris , and after great professions of respect , quality supplies their own principal defect , in ...
... pleased to see one who is a terror to tleman that visited him early one morning at others fall like a slave at their feet , or that this Paris , and after great professions of respect , quality supplies their own principal defect , in ...
Pagina 182
... pleased to recom- mend some author or authors to my perusal . ' I thought , indeed , when I first cast my eye on Leonora's letter , that I should have had no occasion for requesting it of you ; but , to my very great concern , I found ...
... pleased to recom- mend some author or authors to my perusal . ' I thought , indeed , when I first cast my eye on Leonora's letter , that I should have had no occasion for requesting it of you ; but , to my very great concern , I found ...
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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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