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... fupport of empires , foli- cited to accept the heiress of the crown which he has preferved , have honours and riches to scatter about him , and an island to bestow on his worthy fquire ; very few readers , amidst their mirth or pity ...
... fupport of empires , foli- cited to accept the heiress of the crown which he has preferved , have honours and riches to scatter about him , and an island to bestow on his worthy fquire ; very few readers , amidst their mirth or pity ...
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... fupport his abfence when they have tried a little to live without him , and found new diver- fions for thofe moments which his com- pany contributed to exhilarate . It was perhaps ordained by Provi- dence , to hinder us from tyrannifing ...
... fupport his abfence when they have tried a little to live without him , and found new diver- fions for thofe moments which his com- pany contributed to exhilarate . It was perhaps ordained by Provi- dence , to hinder us from tyrannifing ...
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... fupport , and left to rest wholly upon my own forti- tude , I fhall now publish fome letters which I have received from men as well dreffed , and as handfome , as her favou- rite ; and others from ladies whom I fincerely believe as ...
... fupport , and left to rest wholly upon my own forti- tude , I fhall now publish fome letters which I have received from men as well dreffed , and as handfome , as her favou- rite ; and others from ladies whom I fincerely believe as ...
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... fup- port a converfation upon moft of the fubjects which my fex and condition ' made it proper for me to understand . < < I had , belides my knowledge , as my mamma and my maid told me , a very fine face , and elegant shape , and with ...
... fup- port a converfation upon moft of the fubjects which my fex and condition ' made it proper for me to understand . < < I had , belides my knowledge , as my mamma and my maid told me , a very fine face , and elegant shape , and with ...
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... fupport a woman of fashion in the neceflary • amufements of life ! Why does not he employ his wife head to make a figure in parliament , raife an eftate , and get < a title ? That would be fitter for the mafter of a family , than ...
... fupport a woman of fashion in the neceflary • amufements of life ! Why does not he employ his wife head to make a figure in parliament , raife an eftate , and get < a title ? That would be fitter for the mafter of a family , than ...
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