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... fome • Husbands , and the ill - timed Tenderness of fome Wives . They talk and act as if Modefty was only fit for Maids and Batchelors , and that too before both . I was once , • Mr. SPECTATOR , where the Fault I speak of was so very ...
... fome • Husbands , and the ill - timed Tenderness of fome Wives . They talk and act as if Modefty was only fit for Maids and Batchelors , and that too before both . I was once , • Mr. SPECTATOR , where the Fault I speak of was so very ...
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... fome extraordinary Accident at their Birth , or a great Difafter in fome Part of their Lives . Any thing , however foreign from the Business the People want of you , will convince them of your Ability in that you profefs . There is a ...
... fome extraordinary Accident at their Birth , or a great Difafter in fome Part of their Lives . Any thing , however foreign from the Business the People want of you , will convince them of your Ability in that you profefs . There is a ...
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... fome Confufion , and faid , Now I think on't , I'm to meet Mr. Mortmain the Attorney about fome Bufinefs , but whether it is to - day or to- morrow , faith , I can't tell . Now to my certain Knowledge he knew his Time to a Moment , and ...
... fome Confufion , and faid , Now I think on't , I'm to meet Mr. Mortmain the Attorney about fome Bufinefs , but whether it is to - day or to- morrow , faith , I can't tell . Now to my certain Knowledge he knew his Time to a Moment , and ...
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