Major English Writers of the Eighteenth Century, 1권Harold E. Pagliaro Free Press, 1969 - 961페이지 |
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... Half - crown with care , And trudges to the Mall , on foot , for Air . Our City Friends so far will hardly come , 2 ... Half - crown : " A half - crown was the price of admission to the pit , and a whore's charge . " Kinsley , p . 1855 ...
... Half - crown with care , And trudges to the Mall , on foot , for Air . Our City Friends so far will hardly come , 2 ... Half - crown : " A half - crown was the price of admission to the pit , and a whore's charge . " Kinsley , p . 1855 ...
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... half Brother . My half Brother he is , no nearer upon Honour . Mira . Then ' tis possible he may be but half a Fool . Wit . Good , good , Mirabell , le Drôle ! 11 Good , good ; hang him , don't let's talk of him : Fainall , how does ...
... half Brother . My half Brother he is , no nearer upon Honour . Mira . Then ' tis possible he may be but half a Fool . Wit . Good , good , Mirabell , le Drôle ! 11 Good , good ; hang him , don't let's talk of him : Fainall , how does ...
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... half stifled in the Press , would be every fit crying out , Lord ! what a filthy Crowd is here ? Pray , good People , give way a little , Bless me ! what a Devil has rak'd this Rabble together : Z - ds , what squeezing is this ! Honest ...
... half stifled in the Press , would be every fit crying out , Lord ! what a filthy Crowd is here ? Pray , good People , give way a little , Bless me ! what a Devil has rak'd this Rabble together : Z - ds , what squeezing is this ! Honest ...
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