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Pagina 204
... Lady's Woman , and ' am under both my Lady and her Woman . ' so used by them both , that I should be very glad ' to see them in the SPECTER . My Lady her self ' is of no Mind in the World , and for that Reason ' her Woman is of twenty ...
... Lady's Woman , and ' am under both my Lady and her Woman . ' so used by them both , that I should be very glad ' to see them in the SPECTER . My Lady her self ' is of no Mind in the World , and for that Reason ' her Woman is of twenty ...
Pagina 226
... Lady of Vir- ' tue present , and I was not displeased to favour ' the Insinuation ; but it had a quite contrary ' Effect from what I expected . I was ever after treated with great Coldness both by that Lady ' and all the rest of my ...
... Lady of Vir- ' tue present , and I was not displeased to favour ' the Insinuation ; but it had a quite contrary ' Effect from what I expected . I was ever after treated with great Coldness both by that Lady ' and all the rest of my ...
Pagina 448
... Lady entirely for this Year and ' Half , tho ' for a great Part of the Time ( which ' has contributed not a little to my Pain ) I have ' been debarred the Liberty of conversing with ' her . The Grounds of our Difference was this ...
... Lady entirely for this Year and ' Half , tho ' for a great Part of the Time ( which ' has contributed not a little to my Pain ) I have ' been debarred the Liberty of conversing with ' her . The Grounds of our Difference was this ...
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