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... agreeable , has , to my Knowledge , had a Friendship for Lord Wel- ford , which had like to break her Heart ; then she had fo great a Friendship for Colonel Hardy , that fhe could not endure any Woman elfe fhould do any Thing but rail ...
... agreeable , has , to my Knowledge , had a Friendship for Lord Wel- ford , which had like to break her Heart ; then she had fo great a Friendship for Colonel Hardy , that fhe could not endure any Woman elfe fhould do any Thing but rail ...
Page 93
... agreeable , as we love to fee a Picture where the Re- femblance is juft , or the Pofture and Air graceful . But we often find eminent Writers very faulty in this refpect ; great Scholars are apt to fetch their Comparisons and Al ...
... agreeable , as we love to fee a Picture where the Re- femblance is juft , or the Pofture and Air graceful . But we often find eminent Writers very faulty in this refpect ; great Scholars are apt to fetch their Comparisons and Al ...
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... agreeable Perfon for coming abroad into my View , as another is for a Vifit of Converfation at their own Houfes . THE Hours of the Day and Night are taken up in the Cities of London and Wefiminfter by People as different from each other ...
... agreeable Perfon for coming abroad into my View , as another is for a Vifit of Converfation at their own Houfes . THE Hours of the Day and Night are taken up in the Cities of London and Wefiminfter by People as different from each other ...
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