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Pagina 14
... Friend ; your if the Circumftances of your Diftrefs " will admit of it , you fhall find me fo . To whom the Stranger : " Oh excellent Pharamond , name not a " Friend to the unfortunate Spinamont : I had one , but " he is dead by my own ...
... Friend ; your if the Circumftances of your Diftrefs " will admit of it , you fhall find me fo . To whom the Stranger : " Oh excellent Pharamond , name not a " Friend to the unfortunate Spinamont : I had one , but " he is dead by my own ...
Pagina 89
... Friend's Arrival at his Country Seat . Some of them could not refrain from Tears at the Sight of their old Mafter ; every one of them prefs'd for- ward to do something for him , and feemed difcouraged if they were not employed . At the ...
... Friend's Arrival at his Country Seat . Some of them could not refrain from Tears at the Sight of their old Mafter ; every one of them prefs'd for- ward to do something for him , and feemed difcouraged if they were not employed . At the ...
Pagina 256
... Friend on the Shore cry'd out , Who's that is drowned trow ? He was immediately anfwered , Your Friend Harry Thompson . He very gravely reply'd , Ay , he had a mad Horfe . This fhort Epitaph from fuch a Fa- miliar without more words ...
... Friend on the Shore cry'd out , Who's that is drowned trow ? He was immediately anfwered , Your Friend Harry Thompson . He very gravely reply'd , Ay , he had a mad Horfe . This fhort Epitaph from fuch a Fa- miliar without more words ...
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