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Pagina 46
... Sense . Good does from a man . Sense was the father of Wit , who married a First of all , He is exceedingly given to little lady of collateral line called Mirth , by whom apish tricks and buffooneries . he had issue Humour . Humour ...
... Sense . Good does from a man . Sense was the father of Wit , who married a First of all , He is exceedingly given to little lady of collateral line called Mirth , by whom apish tricks and buffooneries . he had issue Humour . Humour ...
Pagina 246
... sense of love , so do great men by honest and wise historians . It is a you now with the true sense of glory . As frivolous pleasure to be the admiration of gap- heretofore professed towards you , so has va- desire had the least part in ...
... sense of love , so do great men by honest and wise historians . It is a you now with the true sense of glory . As frivolous pleasure to be the admiration of gap- heretofore professed towards you , so has va- desire had the least part in ...
Pagina 404
... sense , equity , why should there not be also a proper modesty , and fire . You must allow the town officer for examining such as are entered into is kinder to you than you deserve ; and I doubt the state of mati imony , whether they ...
... sense , equity , why should there not be also a proper modesty , and fire . You must allow the town officer for examining such as are entered into is kinder to you than you deserve ; and I doubt the state of mati imony , whether they ...
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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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