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Pagina 42
... place Pha- ramond at the Head of my Catalogue , and , if I think pro- per , to give the fecond Place to Caffandra . Coquetilla begs me not to think of nailing Women upon their Knees with Manuals of Devotion , nor of scorching their ...
... place Pha- ramond at the Head of my Catalogue , and , if I think pro- per , to give the fecond Place to Caffandra . Coquetilla begs me not to think of nailing Women upon their Knees with Manuals of Devotion , nor of scorching their ...
Pagina 102
... Place was formerly a Church - yard , and has fill several Marks in it of Graves and Burying - Places . There is fuch an Eccho among the old Ruins and Vaults , that if you ftamp but a little louder than ordinary you hear the Sound ...
... Place was formerly a Church - yard , and has fill several Marks in it of Graves and Burying - Places . There is fuch an Eccho among the old Ruins and Vaults , that if you ftamp but a little louder than ordinary you hear the Sound ...
Pagina 173
... Places to let us fee that he had a clean Shirt on , which 6 was ruffled down to his middle . 6 • FROM this Place , during our Progrefs through the • most western Parts of the Kingdom , we fancied our felves inKing Charles the Second's ...
... Places to let us fee that he had a clean Shirt on , which 6 was ruffled down to his middle . 6 • FROM this Place , during our Progrefs through the • most western Parts of the Kingdom , we fancied our felves inKing Charles the Second's ...
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