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Page 192
... tell you , You are a base Fellow , by a Means which does not expofe you to the Affront except you deserve it . I know , Sir , as crimi- nal as you are , you have ftill Shame enough to avenge your felf against the Hardiness of any one ...
... tell you , You are a base Fellow , by a Means which does not expofe you to the Affront except you deserve it . I know , Sir , as crimi- nal as you are , you have ftill Shame enough to avenge your felf against the Hardiness of any one ...
Page 221
... tell me that her Mother and herGrandmother before her were both taken much after " the fame Manner ; fo that fince it runs in the Blood , I ⚫ have but small Hopes of her Recovery . I should be glad ⚫ to have a little of your Advice in ...
... tell me that her Mother and herGrandmother before her were both taken much after " the fame Manner ; fo that fince it runs in the Blood , I ⚫ have but small Hopes of her Recovery . I should be glad ⚫ to have a little of your Advice in ...
Page 269
... tell her , Let her paint an Inch thick , to this Favour fhe muft come . Make her laugh at that . It is an Infolence natural to the Wealthy , to affix , as much as in them lies , the Character of a Man to his Cir- cumftances . Thus it is ...
... tell her , Let her paint an Inch thick , to this Favour fhe muft come . Make her laugh at that . It is an Infolence natural to the Wealthy , to affix , as much as in them lies , the Character of a Man to his Cir- cumftances . Thus it is ...
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