The Visitor: By Several Hands, Volumen2Edward and Charles Dilly, 1764 |
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... faid he , I suppose you staid late last night at " high life below ftairs ! " - A great horfe - laugh rung through the room , and I , who for my part , had no conception what he meant , blufh- ed to the ears , and replied very ...
... faid he , I suppose you staid late last night at " high life below ftairs ! " - A great horfe - laugh rung through the room , and I , who for my part , had no conception what he meant , blufh- ed to the ears , and replied very ...
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... faid I ( for I would not call him , my Lord ) that's the name by which it is known . " You are ashamed then of the city , Mifs , I find , faid her ladyship , And truly , we , at this end of the town , can't much wonder - your cits look ...
... faid I ( for I would not call him , my Lord ) that's the name by which it is known . " You are ashamed then of the city , Mifs , I find , faid her ladyship , And truly , we , at this end of the town , can't much wonder - your cits look ...
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... faid , that I am wanting in gratitude ? " " Doubtless no , re- plied Hafty ; but how different is Lodmell's be- haviour ? " Suffer me , Sir , faid I , to proceed : -Should the man , who hath done me this fa- vour , proclaim it ...
... faid , that I am wanting in gratitude ? " " Doubtless no , re- plied Hafty ; but how different is Lodmell's be- haviour ? " Suffer me , Sir , faid I , to proceed : -Should the man , who hath done me this fa- vour , proclaim it ...
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