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You have chofen me , from a low Eftate , to be your Queen and Companion , far beyond my Defert and Defire . If then you found me worthy of fuch Honour , good your Grace let not any light Fancy , or bad Counsel of mine Enemies , withdraw ...
You have chofen me , from a low Eftate , to be your Queen and Companion , far beyond my Defert and Defire . If then you found me worthy of fuch Honour , good your Grace let not any light Fancy , or bad Counsel of mine Enemies , withdraw ...
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HAT your Maid and the Bearer has feen me very often is very certain ; but I defire to know , 6 ⚫ being engaged at Picket , what your Letter means by ' tis " in vain to deny it . I fhall ftay here all the Evening . Your amazed Cynthio .
HAT your Maid and the Bearer has feen me very often is very certain ; but I defire to know , 6 ⚫ being engaged at Picket , what your Letter means by ' tis " in vain to deny it . I fhall ftay here all the Evening . Your amazed Cynthio .
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HOUGH the Petitioner fwore , ftamped , and his Respect for the Ladies , and the whole Company . THAT he humbly defires it may be confidered in the Cafe of Gaming , there are many Motives which provoke to Disorder . THAT the Defire of ...
HOUGH the Petitioner fwore , ftamped , and his Respect for the Ladies , and the whole Company . THAT he humbly defires it may be confidered in the Cafe of Gaming , there are many Motives which provoke to Disorder . THAT the Defire of ...
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| Title | The Spectator: ... The Spectator: |
| Publisher | Phil. Crampton, 1737 |
| Original from | Oxford University |
| Digitized | Sep 21, 2006 |
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