The Lucubrations of Isaac Bickerstaff, Esq, 2 tomasG. Risk, 1728 |
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... said , would lofe the Power of continu- ing to him that wonderful Transport he was now in , ex- cept he would be contented to lay afide theUse of them , till they were strong enough to bear the Light without fo much Feeling , as he knew ...
... said , would lofe the Power of continu- ing to him that wonderful Transport he was now in , ex- cept he would be contented to lay afide theUse of them , till they were strong enough to bear the Light without fo much Feeling , as he knew ...
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... said , Do you fee how briskly my old Gentleman mounts ? This made me cut off my Amour , and to reflect with my felf , that no married Life could be founhappy , as where the Wife propofes no other Advantage from her Husband , than that ...
... said , Do you fee how briskly my old Gentleman mounts ? This made me cut off my Amour , and to reflect with my felf , that no married Life could be founhappy , as where the Wife propofes no other Advantage from her Husband , than that ...
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... said I , more Pleasure in the Poffeffion of fuch a Man , than in all the little Imperti- nences of Balls , Affemblies , and Equipage , which it coft me fo much Pains to make you contemn ? She an- fwer'd , fmiling , Tranquillus has made ...
... said I , more Pleasure in the Poffeffion of fuch a Man , than in all the little Imperti- nences of Balls , Affemblies , and Equipage , which it coft me fo much Pains to make you contemn ? She an- fwer'd , fmiling , Tranquillus has made ...
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... said , That she should break her poor Heart , if he did not take a folemn Oath upon a Book ,. that he would not be angry ; and that he would expofe the Person who had wronged her to all the World , for the Eafe of her Mind , which was ...
... said , That she should break her poor Heart , if he did not take a folemn Oath upon a Book ,. that he would not be angry ; and that he would expofe the Person who had wronged her to all the World , for the Eafe of her Mind , which was ...
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... a fudden Good - will towards him . He ftar'd , and betrayed an Abfence of Thought as he was going to communicate his Bufinefs to me . But at last , recovering recovering himself , he said , with an Air of N ° 107 . 285 The TATLER .
... a fudden Good - will towards him . He ftar'd , and betrayed an Abfence of Thought as he was going to communicate his Bufinefs to me . But at last , recovering recovering himself , he said , with an Air of N ° 107 . 285 The TATLER .
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