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Page 98
... Company . Callifthenes does this with inimitable Pleafantry . He whispered a Friend the other Day , so as to be overheard by a young Officer , who gave Symptoms of Cocking upon the Company , That Gentleman has very much the Air of a ...
... Company . Callifthenes does this with inimitable Pleafantry . He whispered a Friend the other Day , so as to be overheard by a young Officer , who gave Symptoms of Cocking upon the Company , That Gentleman has very much the Air of a ...
Page 125
... Company . His Indifpofition was allowed to be fufficient to re- quire a Ceffation from Company . Sheweth , TH The Memorial of Frank Jolly , HÁT he hath put himself into the Infirmary , in regard he is fenfible of a certain ruftick Mirth ...
... Company . His Indifpofition was allowed to be fufficient to re- quire a Ceffation from Company . Sheweth , TH The Memorial of Frank Jolly , HÁT he hath put himself into the Infirmary , in regard he is fenfible of a certain ruftick Mirth ...
Page 127
... Company ; but Indulgence in Particularities of Humour , is the Seed of making half our Time hang- in fufpence , or waste away under real Discompofures . AMONG others Things it is carefully provided that there may not be difagreeable ...
... Company ; but Indulgence in Particularities of Humour , is the Seed of making half our Time hang- in fufpence , or waste away under real Discompofures . AMONG others Things it is carefully provided that there may not be difagreeable ...
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