...my faults, any more than the ** reft of my fex ; and yet notwithftanding I love plain deal•c ing. and am never more fond of it, than when it tells me...'* of them." Then, madam, " fays Mr. Fairbeard, you <c and the Plain Dealer feem defigned by heaven for each " other." In fhort, Mr. Wycherley walked with...

...my Faults, " any more than the reft of my " Sex ; and yet, notwithftand" ing, I love -plain Dealing, and " am never more fond of it, than " when it tells..., Madam ," fays Mr. Fairbeard, " you and The Plain " Dialer, feem defigned by Hea" ven for each other." — In fliort, Mr, Wycherly walked a Turn or two...

...without my faults, any more than the refl of my fex ; and yet notwiihilanding I love plain dealiag, and am never more fond of it, than when it .tells...Dealer feem defigned by heaven for each other." In fli^rt, Mr. Wycherley walked with the countefs upon the walks, waited upon her home, vifited her daily...

...without my ' faults, any more than die reft of my iex; and yet 1 love " plain dealing, and am never moie fond of it, than when " it tells me of them." " Then,..."fays Mr. Fairbeard, " you and the Plain Dealer feem deligned by heaven " for each other." .'Jn fhort, W ycherly walked with die countefs upon the walks,...

...plain dealing." « No, truly, Sir," faid the counteTs, " I am not without my faults, any more than the reft of mv fex ; and yet notwithstanding I love...Dealer feem defigned by heaven for each other." In (hört, Mr. Wycherley walked with the countefs upon the walks, waited upon her home, vifitcd her daily...

...without my faults, any more than the rest of my sex ; and yet, notwithstanding, I love plain dealing, and am never more fond of it than when it tells me of them." " Then madam," says Mr. Fairbeard, " you and the Plain Dealer seem " designed by Heaven for each other." In short,...

...my faults, any more " than the rest of my sex; and " yet, notwithstanding, I love plain " dealing, and am never more " fond of it, than when it tells " me of them." — "Then, Madam " (says Mr. Fairbeard), you and " the Plain Dealer seem designed " by Heaveu for each qther." In WYC...

...my faults, any more " than the rest of my sex; and " ye.t. notwithstanding,! loye plain " dealing, and am never more -" fond of it, than when it tells •" me of them." — " Then, Madam " (says Mr. Fairbeard), you and " the Plain Dealer seem designed «' by Heaven for each other." la...

...out out my faults any more than the reft of my" fex ; and yet, notwithftanding, I love plain dealing, and am never more fond of it than when it tells me...Dealer feem defigned by Heaven for each other." — In ftiort, Mr Wycherley walked a turn or two with the countefs, waited upon her home, vifited her daily...

...countess, " I am not without my faults, any more than the rest of my sex ; and yet I love plain dealing, and am never more fond of it than when it tells me of them." "Then, madam," s;iys Mr. Fairbeard, " you and the Plain Dealer seem designed by heaven for each other." In short,...