Paradise Lost: A Poem in Twelve Books. The Author John MiltonJ. Banners, W. Slackman, F. Rennington, W. Jones, T. Newton, and R. Bland, 1753 - 316 pages |
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Page 23
... Town, Well said, Lazy Grace P come, stand up for the Privilege of your Sex I. This is like to be a o warm Debate! I shall edify. - - - idy , a - - Man. 24. The PR ovok'd Hus B A N D ; 24. Jo u R N E Y to Lo N p o N. 23.
... Town, Well said, Lazy Grace P come, stand up for the Privilege of your Sex I. This is like to be a o warm Debate! I shall edify. - - - idy , a - - Man. 24. The PR ovok'd Hus B A N D ; 24. Jo u R N E Y to Lo N p o N. 23.
Page 28
... stands valued at - sometimes being invited to Dinner. "La Grace. And her Ladyship, I suppose, will make as confiderable a Figure, in her Sphere too. Man. That you may depend upon : For (if I don't mistake) she has ten times more of the ...
... stands valued at - sometimes being invited to Dinner. "La Grace. And her Ladyship, I suppose, will make as confiderable a Figure, in her Sphere too. Man. That you may depend upon : For (if I don't mistake) she has ten times more of the ...
Page 47
... good Gentlewoman of the House, looks like a knowing Person; even she perhaps will be so good as to shew her a little London Behaviour. Moth ot/7. _- Moth. Alas, Sir, Miss won't stand long in need A Jou R N E Y to Lo N p o N. 47.
... good Gentlewoman of the House, looks like a knowing Person; even she perhaps will be so good as to shew her a little London Behaviour. Moth ot/7. _- Moth. Alas, Sir, Miss won't stand long in need A Jou R N E Y to Lo N p o N. 47.
Page 48
... stand long in need of my Instrućtion. Man. That I dare say: What thou canst teach her, she will soon be Mistress of. [A/ide. Moth. If she does, Sir, they shall always be at her fervice. - La. Wrong Very obliging indeed, Mrs. Motherly ...
... stand long in need of my Instrućtion. Man. That I dare say: What thou canst teach her, she will soon be Mistress of. [A/ide. Moth. If she does, Sir, they shall always be at her fervice. - La. Wrong Very obliging indeed, Mrs. Motherly ...
Page 52
... stand in his way, he wou'd pool us over and over again. - Sir Fran. Will he so Odszooks I get me a Constable. La, Wrong. Pooh! get you a good Supper. Come, Sir Francis, don't put yourself in a Heat for what can't be helpt. Accidents ...
... stand in his way, he wou'd pool us over and over again. - Sir Fran. Will he so Odszooks I get me a Constable. La, Wrong. Pooh! get you a good Supper. Come, Sir Francis, don't put yourself in a Heat for what can't be helpt. Accidents ...
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