The English Humourists: The Four GeorgesJ.M. Dent & Sons, Limited, 1912 - 423 páginas |
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... honour ' mercy , though in the first I think I cannot reproach my- self for anything further than for infirmities . This is all I dare at present beg from your honour , under circumstances of life not worth your regard : what is left me ...
... honour ' mercy , though in the first I think I cannot reproach my- self for anything further than for infirmities . This is all I dare at present beg from your honour , under circumstances of life not worth your regard : what is left me ...
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... honour , I assure you ; my honour is infallible and uncomatable . ' Mellefont . For Heaven's sake , madam- • Lady Plyant . Oh , name it no more . are Bless me , how can you talk of Heaven , and have so much wickedness in your heart ...
... honour , I assure you ; my honour is infallible and uncomatable . ' Mellefont . For Heaven's sake , madam- • Lady Plyant . Oh , name it no more . are Bless me , how can you talk of Heaven , and have so much wickedness in your heart ...
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... honour and affection can make me " " THY BRAMIN . " The Bramin continues addressing Mrs. Draper until the departure of the Earl of Chatham ' Indiaman from Deal , on the 2nd of April , 1767. He is amiably anxious about the fresh paint ...
... honour and affection can make me " " THY BRAMIN . " The Bramin continues addressing Mrs. Draper until the departure of the Earl of Chatham ' Indiaman from Deal , on the 2nd of April , 1767. He is amiably anxious about the fresh paint ...
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