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Pagina 94
... Friend WILL . [ HONEYCOMB 3 ] in a Visit to a Lady of his Ac- quaintance : We were no sooner sat down , but upon casting my Eyes about the Room , I found in almost every Corner of it a Print that repre- sented the Doctor in all ...
... Friend WILL . [ HONEYCOMB 3 ] in a Visit to a Lady of his Ac- quaintance : We were no sooner sat down , but upon casting my Eyes about the Room , I found in almost every Corner of it a Print that repre- sented the Doctor in all ...
Pagina 111
... Friend ? If thou wouldst get a Friend , prove him first , and be not hasty to credit him : For some Man is a Friend for his own Occasion , and will not abide in the Day of thy Trouble . And there is a Friend , who being turned to Enmity ...
... Friend ? If thou wouldst get a Friend , prove him first , and be not hasty to credit him : For some Man is a Friend for his own Occasion , and will not abide in the Day of thy Trouble . And there is a Friend , who being turned to Enmity ...
Pagina 112
... Friend , breaketh Friendship . Tho ' thou drawest a Sword at a Friend yet despair not , for there may be a re- turning to Favour : If thou hast opened thy Mouth against thy Friend fear not , for there may be a Reconciliation ; except ...
... Friend , breaketh Friendship . Tho ' thou drawest a Sword at a Friend yet despair not , for there may be a re- turning to Favour : If thou hast opened thy Mouth against thy Friend fear not , for there may be a Reconciliation ; except ...
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