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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... Pleasure all you can , and comply with his Defires throughout : and , for new Intrigues , fo you be at one End , ' tis no matter which make Sport when you can , at other times help it .-- Thus I have given you an Account how unfit I am ...
... Pleasure all you can , and comply with his Defires throughout : and , for new Intrigues , fo you be at one End , ' tis no matter which make Sport when you can , at other times help it .-- Thus I have given you an Account how unfit I am ...
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... Pleasure in fhewing myself where I am accus'd of a Meannefs I were not capable of , even for her Service , which would prove a fhrewder Tryal of my Honefty , than any Ambition I ever had to make my Court to . I thought the Dutchefs of P ...
... Pleasure in fhewing myself where I am accus'd of a Meannefs I were not capable of , even for her Service , which would prove a fhrewder Tryal of my Honefty , than any Ambition I ever had to make my Court to . I thought the Dutchefs of P ...
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... Pleasure , and being fond where you find Merit ; but to pick out the wildeft , and moft fan- taftical odd Man alive , and to place your Kind- nefs there , is an Act so brave and daring , as will fhew the Greatness of your Spirit , and ...
... Pleasure , and being fond where you find Merit ; but to pick out the wildeft , and moft fan- taftical odd Man alive , and to place your Kind- nefs there , is an Act so brave and daring , as will fhew the Greatness of your Spirit , and ...
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... your Majesty's heavy Dif- pleasure , banished from your Prefence , and depriv- D 2 ed V ed of the Fruits of your former Bounty , of LETTER S. 5r Lord Bacon to JAMES I 1 P Earl of Bristol to CHARLES II on being nifhed his Prefence P.
... your Majesty's heavy Dif- pleasure , banished from your Prefence , and depriv- D 2 ed V ed of the Fruits of your former Bounty , of LETTER S. 5r Lord Bacon to JAMES I 1 P Earl of Bristol to CHARLES II on being nifhed his Prefence P.
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... Pleasure ) your Ma- jesty's own Time for Grace and Favour , did not the approaching Seffion of Parliament impose up- on me this Addrefs by way of Duty to your Ser- vice ; fince it appears to me impoffible , that the Privilege of Peers ...
... Pleasure ) your Ma- jesty's own Time for Grace and Favour , did not the approaching Seffion of Parliament impose up- on me this Addrefs by way of Duty to your Ser- vice ; fince it appears to me impoffible , that the Privilege of Peers ...
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