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Page 112
... town of which the opulent are forming the siege , and which the governor from without is hastening the relief . While the besiegers are in dread of an enemy over them , it is but natural to offer the townsmen the most specious terms ...
... town of which the opulent are forming the siege , and which the governor from without is hastening the relief . While the besiegers are in dread of an enemy over them , it is but natural to offer the townsmen the most specious terms ...
Page 395
... town ! Did I say so , replied he , cooly , to be sure if I said so ; it was so -Dined in town : egad now I do remember , I did dine in town ; but I dined in the country too ; for you must know , my boys , I eat two dinners . By the bye ...
... town ! Did I say so , replied he , cooly , to be sure if I said so ; it was so -Dined in town : egad now I do remember , I did dine in town ; but I dined in the country too ; for you must know , my boys , I eat two dinners . By the bye ...
Page 681
... town , Madam , seldom begins to praise a lady's beauty , till she's beginning to lose it . ( Smiling . ) Mrs. Croaker . But she's resolved never to lose it , it seems . For as her natural face decays , her skill improves in making the ...
... town , Madam , seldom begins to praise a lady's beauty , till she's beginning to lose it . ( Smiling . ) Mrs. Croaker . But she's resolved never to lose it , it seems . For as her natural face decays , her skill improves in making the ...
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CHAPTER PAGE | 23 |
Fresh mortifications or a demonstration that | 80 |
The Family use art which is opposed with still | 91 |
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