A Select Collection Of Original Letters: Written by the Most Eminent Persons, On Various Entertaining Subjects, An on Many Important Occasions : From the Reign of Henry the Eight, to the Present Time : In Two Volumes, Volumen2Rivington and Dodsley, 1755 - 303 páginas |
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... Perfon , fince I faw him ; for , fince I can remember , neither his own felf , nor any belonging to him , were ever out of Rags : his Page alone was well cloath'd of all his Family , and that but in Appearance ; for , of late he has ...
... Perfon , fince I faw him ; for , fince I can remember , neither his own felf , nor any belonging to him , were ever out of Rags : his Page alone was well cloath'd of all his Family , and that but in Appearance ; for , of late he has ...
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... Perfon . Re- flecting upon this , I befeech you , Sir , what ho- neft Man ( loving you as I do ) might not have been transported even to Frenzy and Madness ? As for my charging your Lord Chancellor in the House of Peers , I muft confefs ...
... Perfon . Re- flecting upon this , I befeech you , Sir , what ho- neft Man ( loving you as I do ) might not have been transported even to Frenzy and Madness ? As for my charging your Lord Chancellor in the House of Peers , I muft confefs ...
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... Perfon of your exqui- fite Tafte , that has breathed the Air of a Court even from your Infancy , fhould be content , in that Part of your Life which is moft difficult to be pleased , and most easy to be disgusted , to take up with the ...
... Perfon of your exqui- fite Tafte , that has breathed the Air of a Court even from your Infancy , fhould be content , in that Part of your Life which is moft difficult to be pleased , and most easy to be disgusted , to take up with the ...
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... Perfons and Things ? For my Part , I believe it ; for I am certain that your Grace can act any Perfon better than that of a Hypocrite . But I humbly afk your Grace's Pardon for this Familiarity I have taken with you ; give me leave ...
... Perfons and Things ? For my Part , I believe it ; for I am certain that your Grace can act any Perfon better than that of a Hypocrite . But I humbly afk your Grace's Pardon for this Familiarity I have taken with you ; give me leave ...
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... Perfon , I find he had rather lend a Friend a hundred Pounds , than take the Pains to write to him . I'm fenfible his many Employ- ments afford him little Leifure ; and I should pity his Mistress , but that I am perfuaded his Prudence ...
... Perfon , I find he had rather lend a Friend a hundred Pounds , than take the Pains to write to him . I'm fenfible his many Employ- ments afford him little Leifure ; and I should pity his Mistress , but that I am perfuaded his Prudence ...
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