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... Lady Bluemantle's Memoirs . WHOEVER receives Impreffions to the Disadvantage of others without Examination , is to be had in no other Credit for Intelligence than this good Lady Bluemantle , who is fubjected to have her Ears impofed ...
... Lady Bluemantle's Memoirs . WHOEVER receives Impreffions to the Disadvantage of others without Examination , is to be had in no other Credit for Intelligence than this good Lady Bluemantle , who is fubjected to have her Ears impofed ...
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... Lady , who tripped into another just before me , attended by her Maid . I faw immediately fhe was of the Family of ... Lady's Dri- ver gave the Hint that he was going through Long - Acre towards St. James's : While he whipped up James ...
... Lady , who tripped into another just before me , attended by her Maid . I faw immediately fhe was of the Family of ... Lady's Dri- ver gave the Hint that he was going through Long - Acre towards St. James's : While he whipped up James ...
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... Lady importun'd by her Mo- ther to be unfaithful to her Husband , 402 ; from a married Man , who out of Jealousy obftructed the Marriage of a Lady to whom he was Guardian , ibid . from a Lady whofe Lover would have abus'd her Pal- fion ...
... Lady importun'd by her Mo- ther to be unfaithful to her Husband , 402 ; from a married Man , who out of Jealousy obftructed the Marriage of a Lady to whom he was Guardian , ibid . from a Lady whofe Lover would have abus'd her Pal- fion ...
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