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Pagina 143
... sent him out ten dollars , with orders to leave the garden immediately , as no person but the Emperor could fend him home . On remonftrating against this treatment , the prince sent him out two dollars more , with notice that he might ...
... sent him out ten dollars , with orders to leave the garden immediately , as no person but the Emperor could fend him home . On remonftrating against this treatment , the prince sent him out two dollars more , with notice that he might ...
Pagina 144
... sent him a present of two horses , with a positive assurance of immediate dismission . One of these horses was young , but in so wretched and emaciated a condition , that he was fitter for the dogs than for travelling ; the other ...
... sent him a present of two horses , with a positive assurance of immediate dismission . One of these horses was young , but in so wretched and emaciated a condition , that he was fitter for the dogs than for travelling ; the other ...
Pagina 379
... sent me his letters ; but they are less ceremonious than those which are addressed to Menander , and less splendid in their promises . Let him confult for himself ; I shall want no consultations . Thou , my Glycera , art my counsel ...
... sent me his letters ; but they are less ceremonious than those which are addressed to Menander , and less splendid in their promises . Let him confult for himself ; I shall want no consultations . Thou , my Glycera , art my counsel ...
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