Memoirs of Sir Charles Goodville and His Family: In a Series of Letters to a Friend. In Two Volumes. ...Daniel Browne, and J. Whiston, and B. White, 1753 |
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... first , for you , Sir I must inform you , all that vaft Expence of Praife , you have , unknowingly , robbed fome other , more meritorious Woman of , and thrown a- - way upon me is really thrown away for Ipofitively - was , not there ...
... first , for you , Sir I must inform you , all that vaft Expence of Praife , you have , unknowingly , robbed fome other , more meritorious Woman of , and thrown a- - way upon me is really thrown away for Ipofitively - was , not there ...
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... first , you fhall against her , without any Re- serve , in the last ---- but foftly , my dear Friend you have not convers'd quite so much in the gay World , as your hum- ble Servant --- nor defire it , you will tell me , I fuppofe , if ...
... first , you fhall against her , without any Re- serve , in the last ---- but foftly , my dear Friend you have not convers'd quite so much in the gay World , as your hum- ble Servant --- nor defire it , you will tell me , I fuppofe , if ...
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... first return of her Senfes , fighed out , in a low Tone of Voice -- Inhuman Spring- love ! --- This was not fo indiftinctly ut- tered , but it reached the Box where Mrs. Frankly was , who , inftantly threw her Eyes upon Springlove ...
... first return of her Senfes , fighed out , in a low Tone of Voice -- Inhuman Spring- love ! --- This was not fo indiftinctly ut- tered , but it reached the Box where Mrs. Frankly was , who , inftantly threw her Eyes upon Springlove ...
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... first Time they opened their Lips . Springlove faid , that might poffibly arife as much from the Levity of the Lady's Heart , as of her Lover's ; and he could not help con- fidering it , rather , as a Proof of that , than her amazing ...
... first Time they opened their Lips . Springlove faid , that might poffibly arife as much from the Levity of the Lady's Heart , as of her Lover's ; and he could not help con- fidering it , rather , as a Proof of that , than her amazing ...
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... first waiting upon you --- No , no , re- turned Mrs Frankly , not for the World to - night --- befides , I ordered my Chair and Servants about this Time -- Lady Merit , interrupting her , faid , Why all this violent Hurry , my Dear ...
... first waiting upon you --- No , no , re- turned Mrs Frankly , not for the World to - night --- befides , I ordered my Chair and Servants about this Time -- Lady Merit , interrupting her , faid , Why all this violent Hurry , my Dear ...
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