The Visitor: By Several Hands, Volumen2Edward and Charles Dilly, 1764 |
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... same content , to relax my mind in fuch a manner , as pleases me . You love turtle , I love a plain leg of mutton ; eat your turtle in peace , and go to bed ! why should you efteem • esteem me a man of folly , because I prefer 52 N ° 49 ...
... same content , to relax my mind in fuch a manner , as pleases me . You love turtle , I love a plain leg of mutton ; eat your turtle in peace , and go to bed ! why should you efteem • esteem me a man of folly , because I prefer 52 N ° 49 ...
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... same ; who can work as effectually by the weak as by the ftrong And who from the meanness of the inftrument , more abundantly confutes the arro- gancy of mortals , and establishes his own un- parallelled glory . Great and many are the ...
... same ; who can work as effectually by the weak as by the ftrong And who from the meanness of the inftrument , more abundantly confutes the arro- gancy of mortals , and establishes his own un- parallelled glory . Great and many are the ...
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... same shop , at the same time with her , and gave the fame price ! A Glazier's wife , faid I , and the Countess of *** . " None of - your reflections , man , faid fhe . But what fig- nifies talking with you ? Run Sarah ; run you , Jack ...
... same shop , at the same time with her , and gave the fame price ! A Glazier's wife , faid I , and the Countess of *** . " None of - your reflections , man , faid fhe . But what fig- nifies talking with you ? Run Sarah ; run you , Jack ...
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