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Pagina 74
... whole British Nation . The deserv- ing Man , who can now recommend himself to the E- fteem of but half his Countrymen , will then receive the Approbations and Applaufes of a whole Age . AMONG the feveral Perfons that flourish in this ...
... whole British Nation . The deserv- ing Man , who can now recommend himself to the E- fteem of but half his Countrymen , will then receive the Approbations and Applaufes of a whole Age . AMONG the feveral Perfons that flourish in this ...
Pagina 108
... whole Village meet together with their best Faces , and in their cleanlieft Habits , to converse with one another upon different Subjects , hear their Duties explained to them , and join together in Adoration of the Supreme Being ...
... whole Village meet together with their best Faces , and in their cleanlieft Habits , to converse with one another upon different Subjects , hear their Duties explained to them , and join together in Adoration of the Supreme Being ...
Pagina 112
... whole Equipage , indulged the Pleasure of a young Man ( who did not think ill of his own Perfon ) in taking that pub- lick Occafion of fhewing my Figure and Behaviour to Advantage . You may eafily imagine to your felf what Appearance I ...
... whole Equipage , indulged the Pleasure of a young Man ( who did not think ill of his own Perfon ) in taking that pub- lick Occafion of fhewing my Figure and Behaviour to Advantage . You may eafily imagine to your felf what Appearance I ...
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