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Pagina 28
... Lady , came up to him , and faid , Sir , I know you have too much Refpect for your felf to cane me in this honourable Habit : But you fee there is a Lady in the Cafe , and I hope on that fcore alfo you will put off your Anger till I ...
... Lady , came up to him , and faid , Sir , I know you have too much Refpect for your felf to cane me in this honourable Habit : But you fee there is a Lady in the Cafe , and I hope on that fcore alfo you will put off your Anger till I ...
Pagina 78
... Lady does ⚫ not mispend her Time , she may make her self Mistress of it in three Months . I generally lay afide the Dog- days and the hot Time of the Summer for the teaching this Part of the Exercife ; for as foon as ever I pronounce ...
... Lady does ⚫ not mispend her Time , she may make her self Mistress of it in three Months . I generally lay afide the Dog- days and the hot Time of the Summer for the teaching this Part of the Exercife ; for as foon as ever I pronounce ...
Pagina 200
... Lady is one that never knows what to do with her felf ; fhe pulls on • and puts off every Thing she wears twenty Times be- " fore the refolves upon it for that Day . I stand at one • End of the Room , and reach Things to her Woman ...
... Lady is one that never knows what to do with her felf ; fhe pulls on • and puts off every Thing she wears twenty Times be- " fore the refolves upon it for that Day . I stand at one • End of the Room , and reach Things to her Woman ...
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