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Pagina 250
... Place to Place in all the Pomp of barbarous Magnificence . ta could not endure these repeated Advices , but em- I all her Arts and Charms in laying Baits for any of ion of the same Island , out of a meer Ambition to con- her once more ...
... Place to Place in all the Pomp of barbarous Magnificence . ta could not endure these repeated Advices , but em- I all her Arts and Charms in laying Baits for any of ion of the same Island , out of a meer Ambition to con- her once more ...
Pagina 274
... Place , Oyl and Vinegar to such rl , three Quarts to my new Lord for wetting his Title , o forth . It is a thing too notorious to mention the Crowds vants , and their Insolence , near the Courts of Justice , and tairs towards the ...
... Place , Oyl and Vinegar to such rl , three Quarts to my new Lord for wetting his Title , o forth . It is a thing too notorious to mention the Crowds vants , and their Insolence , near the Courts of Justice , and tairs towards the ...
Pagina 286
... place Pharamond at the f my Catalogue , and , if I think proper , to give the second › Cassandra . Coquetilla begs me not to think of nailing 1 upon their Knees with Manuals of Devotion , nor of ng their Faces with Books of Housewifery ...
... place Pharamond at the f my Catalogue , and , if I think proper , to give the second › Cassandra . Coquetilla begs me not to think of nailing 1 upon their Knees with Manuals of Devotion , nor of ng their Faces with Books of Housewifery ...
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