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... Defire . If then you found me worthy of fuch Honour , good your Grace let not any light Fancy , or bad Counfel of mine Enemies , withdraw your princely Favour from me ; neither let that Stain , that unworthy Stain , of a difloyal Heart ...
... Defire . If then you found me worthy of fuch Honour , good your Grace let not any light Fancy , or bad Counfel of mine Enemies , withdraw your princely Favour from me ; neither let that Stain , that unworthy Stain , of a difloyal Heart ...
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... defire to know , being engaged at Picket , what your Letter means by'tis in vain to deny it . I shall stay here all the Evening . Your amazed Cynthio . As foon as Robin arrived with this , Flavia answered . Dear Cynthio , I have walked ...
... defire to know , being engaged at Picket , what your Letter means by'tis in vain to deny it . I shall stay here all the Evening . Your amazed Cynthio . As foon as Robin arrived with this , Flavia answered . Dear Cynthio , I have walked ...
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... defires it may be confidered in the Cafe of Gaming , there are many Motives which provoke to Diforder . THAT the Defire of Gain , and the Defire of Vic- tory , are both thwarted in Lofing . THAT all Converfations in the World have in ...
... defires it may be confidered in the Cafe of Gaming , there are many Motives which provoke to Diforder . THAT the Defire of Gain , and the Defire of Vic- tory , are both thwarted in Lofing . THAT all Converfations in the World have in ...
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