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Page 149
... THIS would give the Battle quite another Turn ; and a proper Station for the Ladies , whofe Complexion was ... Turns for the Space of ten Minutes , till Timothy Buck came on , and the whole Affembly giving up their Difputes , turned ...
... THIS would give the Battle quite another Turn ; and a proper Station for the Ladies , whofe Complexion was ... Turns for the Space of ten Minutes , till Timothy Buck came on , and the whole Affembly giving up their Difputes , turned ...
Page 216
... turn over all the Goods in Town without buying any thing . The Silkworms are , it feems , indulged by the Tradefmen ; for tho ' they never buy , they are ever talk ing of new Silks , Laces and Ribbands , and ferve the Owners in getting ...
... turn over all the Goods in Town without buying any thing . The Silkworms are , it feems , indulged by the Tradefmen ; for tho ' they never buy , they are ever talk ing of new Silks , Laces and Ribbands , and ferve the Owners in getting ...
Page 230
... in his Turn , when on a fudden he grew fo fluftered that he took all the Talk of the Table into his own Hands , abused every one of the Company , and flung a Bottle at the Gentleman's Head who ... Turn, when on a fudden he grew ...
... in his Turn , when on a fudden he grew fo fluftered that he took all the Talk of the Table into his own Hands , abused every one of the Company , and flung a Bottle at the Gentleman's Head who ... Turn, when on a fudden he grew ...
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