The Visitor: By Several Hands, Volumen2Edward and Charles Dilly, 1764 |
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... honour and bliss , far above the heroes renowned for their valour and military atchievments . " Those who have reigned with justice , and have had a tender love for their people ( fays he * ) were the favourites of the gods . While ...
... honour and bliss , far above the heroes renowned for their valour and military atchievments . " Those who have reigned with justice , and have had a tender love for their people ( fays he * ) were the favourites of the gods . While ...
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... Honour , world without end ! are of the party . Tell every body . Teize the poor creatures , who can't make one with us ! Now for your city balls ! ah poor Cits ! I could die with laughing . — Well , my card is quite full- So your ...
... Honour , world without end ! are of the party . Tell every body . Teize the poor creatures , who can't make one with us ! Now for your city balls ! ah poor Cits ! I could die with laughing . — Well , my card is quite full- So your ...
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... honour of a kifs from his eharming lips , there , that Sunday ! I was at court , you must know : and he kiffed us all : For my part , I thought , I could have very well difpenfed with all his kiffes myself . But what of that , Mr ...
... honour of a kifs from his eharming lips , there , that Sunday ! I was at court , you must know : and he kiffed us all : For my part , I thought , I could have very well difpenfed with all his kiffes myself . But what of that , Mr ...
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