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Page 111
... pleased when a Troop of Zephyrs fanned him with theirWings : He had two companions who walked on each Side , ⚫ that made him appear the most agreeable , the one was Aurora with Fingers of Rofes , and her Feet dewy , at- ⚫ tired in ...
... pleased when a Troop of Zephyrs fanned him with theirWings : He had two companions who walked on each Side , ⚫ that made him appear the most agreeable , the one was Aurora with Fingers of Rofes , and her Feet dewy , at- ⚫ tired in ...
Page 206
... pleased with them when they are ferved up hot , but when they are again fet cold before them , by thofe penetrating Po- liticians , who oblige the Publick with their Reflections and Obfervations upon every Piece of Intelligence that is ...
... pleased with them when they are ferved up hot , but when they are again fet cold before them , by thofe penetrating Po- liticians , who oblige the Publick with their Reflections and Obfervations upon every Piece of Intelligence that is ...
Page 208
... pleased ' with every thing that is Matter of Fact , fo it be what they have not heard before . A Victory , or a Defeat , are equally agreeable to them . The fhutting of a Car- dinal's Mouth pleases them one Poft , and the opening of it ...
... pleased ' with every thing that is Matter of Fact , fo it be what they have not heard before . A Victory , or a Defeat , are equally agreeable to them . The fhutting of a Car- dinal's Mouth pleases them one Poft , and the opening of it ...
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