The Tatler, 2 tomasF.C. and J. Rivington, 1822 |
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... answer to the charge of rudeness , clapped his hand to his sword ; Fulwood instantly drew , and gave him a wound of twelve inches deep in the belly . This irascible lawyer was killed in a duel , the very same night , by captain Cusack ...
... answer to the charge of rudeness , clapped his hand to his sword ; Fulwood instantly drew , and gave him a wound of twelve inches deep in the belly . This irascible lawyer was killed in a duel , the very same night , by captain Cusack ...
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... answered , The gentleman you were talk- ing to assumed your air and countenance so exactly , that all fell a - laughing to see how little you knew yourself , and how much you were enamoured with your own image . But that person ...
... answered , The gentleman you were talk- ing to assumed your air and countenance so exactly , that all fell a - laughing to see how little you knew yourself , and how much you were enamoured with your own image . But that person ...
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... answer to what I have said in relation to my antagonist Mr. Powell ; and advise me , with warm language , to keep to subjects more proper for me than such high points ' . But the writers of these epistles mistake the use and service I ...
... answer to what I have said in relation to my antagonist Mr. Powell ; and advise me , with warm language , to keep to subjects more proper for me than such high points ' . But the writers of these epistles mistake the use and service I ...
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... in our power ; mine is all gone for you . What shall we do to carry it with decency to the world , and hate one another with discretion ? ' The lady answered , without the least observation at the No , 53 . 27 THE TATLER .
... in our power ; mine is all gone for you . What shall we do to carry it with decency to the world , and hate one another with discretion ? ' The lady answered , without the least observation at the No , 53 . 27 THE TATLER .
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The lady answered , without the least observation at the extravagance of his speech : ' My dear , you have lived most of your days in a court , and I have not been wholly unacquainted with that sort of life . In courts , you see good ...
The lady answered , without the least observation at the extravagance of his speech : ' My dear , you have lived most of your days in a court , and I have not been wholly unacquainted with that sort of life . In courts , you see good ...
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