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... he was under ; and with the most beautiful Complacency faid to him , " Sir , do not add to that Load of Sorrow I fee in your Countenance , cc 66 66 ર " the 66 66 " the Awe of my Prefence : Think No. 84 . 13 The SPECTATOR .
... he was under ; and with the most beautiful Complacency faid to him , " Sir , do not add to that Load of Sorrow I fee in your Countenance , cc 66 66 ર " the 66 66 " the Awe of my Prefence : Think No. 84 . 13 The SPECTATOR .
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... faid , from one End to the other are natural ; and therefore cannot fail to please those who are not Judges of Language , or those who , notwithstanding they are Judges of Language , have a true and unprejudiced Tafte of Nature . The ...
... faid , from one End to the other are natural ; and therefore cannot fail to please those who are not Judges of Language , or those who , notwithstanding they are Judges of Language , have a true and unprejudiced Tafte of Nature . The ...
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... faid , Sir , I know you have too much Refpect for your felf to cane me in this honourable Habit : But you fee there is a Lady in the Cafe , and I hope on that Score also you will put . off your Anger till I have told you all another ...
... faid , Sir , I know you have too much Refpect for your felf to cane me in this honourable Habit : But you fee there is a Lady in the Cafe , and I hope on that Score also you will put . off your Anger till I have told you all another ...
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... faid , to difcourage that natural Modefty in the Sex , which renders a Retreat from the firft Approaches of a Lover both fashionable and graceful : All that I in- tend , is , to advise them , when they are prompted by Rea- fon and ...
... faid , to difcourage that natural Modefty in the Sex , which renders a Retreat from the firft Approaches of a Lover both fashionable and graceful : All that I in- tend , is , to advise them , when they are prompted by Rea- fon and ...
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... faid when they met . Tulip the other Day feized his Mistress's Hand , and repeated out of Ovid's Art of Love , ' Tis I can in foft Battles pafs the Night , Yet rife next Morning vigorous for the Fight , Fresh as the Day , and active as ...
... faid when they met . Tulip the other Day feized his Mistress's Hand , and repeated out of Ovid's Art of Love , ' Tis I can in foft Battles pafs the Night , Yet rife next Morning vigorous for the Fight , Fresh as the Day , and active as ...
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