The Visitor: By Several Hands, Volumen2Edward and Charles Dilly, 1764 |
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... sure it must be , as my features were distorted with anger , vexation and disappointment . To think , Mr. Vifitor , of calling fuch a grand , fuch a refpectable , worthy , wealthy , every - thing assembly , " High Life below Stairs ...
... sure it must be , as my features were distorted with anger , vexation and disappointment . To think , Mr. Vifitor , of calling fuch a grand , fuch a refpectable , worthy , wealthy , every - thing assembly , " High Life below Stairs ...
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... 3d ode of Horace's first book , and begins Illi robur , & c . Sure he who first the paffage try'd , In harden'd oak his heart did hide ; Or purpose to secure kingdoms from the attacks and infults of N ° 50 . 53 THE VISITOR .
... 3d ode of Horace's first book , and begins Illi robur , & c . Sure he who first the paffage try'd , In harden'd oak his heart did hide ; Or purpose to secure kingdoms from the attacks and infults of N ° 50 . 53 THE VISITOR .
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... sure you'll find no Sparrow there . Now to my tale - One Summer's morn A Bee rang'd o'er the verdant lawn ; Studious to husband every hour , And make the most of every flow'r . Nimble from ftalk to ftalk fhe flies , And loads with ...
... sure you'll find no Sparrow there . Now to my tale - One Summer's morn A Bee rang'd o'er the verdant lawn ; Studious to husband every hour , And make the most of every flow'r . Nimble from ftalk to ftalk fhe flies , And loads with ...
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