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Page 162
... fometimes by paffionate Complaints and Reprefenta- tions to the King ; fometimes by more dutiful Ad- dreffes and Expoftulations with the Queen , in bewail- ing his Misfortune ; he frequently expofed himfelf , and left his Condition ...
... fometimes by paffionate Complaints and Reprefenta- tions to the King ; fometimes by more dutiful Ad- dreffes and Expoftulations with the Queen , in bewail- ing his Misfortune ; he frequently expofed himfelf , and left his Condition ...
Page 286
... fometimes even that you spoke to him ; and when you ́ fee ' em , they hope you'll pardon ' em , for they have the worst Memory in the World . One of ' em started up t'other Day in fome Confufion , and faid , Now I think on't , I'm to ...
... fometimes even that you spoke to him ; and when you ́ fee ' em , they hope you'll pardon ' em , for they have the worst Memory in the World . One of ' em started up t'other Day in fome Confufion , and faid , Now I think on't , I'm to ...
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... fometimes a Virtue , N. 458 . Deportment ( Religious ) why fo little Appearances of it in England , N. 458 . Defcriptions come fhort of Statuary and Painting , N. 416 . Please fometimes more than the Sight of Things , ibid . The fame ...
... fometimes a Virtue , N. 458 . Deportment ( Religious ) why fo little Appearances of it in England , N. 458 . Defcriptions come fhort of Statuary and Painting , N. 416 . Please fometimes more than the Sight of Things , ibid . The fame ...
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