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... carry it fo far as to fay , It fhould not be only fo in the Opinion of the lower Part of his ' Court , but the Men themselves fhall ' think thus meanly or greatly of them- felves , as they are out or in the good • Graces of a Court . A ...
... carry it fo far as to fay , It fhould not be only fo in the Opinion of the lower Part of his ' Court , but the Men themselves fhall ' think thus meanly or greatly of them- felves , as they are out or in the good • Graces of a Court . A ...
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... carried on in the Way I defcribe it . However , you have a full Commiffion to put out or in , and do whatever you think fit with it . I have already had the Sa- tisfaction of feeing you take that Li- berty with fome things I have before ...
... carried on in the Way I defcribe it . However , you have a full Commiffion to put out or in , and do whatever you think fit with it . I have already had the Sa- tisfaction of feeing you take that Li- berty with fome things I have before ...
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... Admiration of all Men , but the Choice of none . Phil- lis was carried to the Habitation of her Spouse in Barbadoes : Brunetta had the ill ill Nature to enquire for her by every Opportunity , 50 The SPECTATOR . N ¡Æ 80 .
... Admiration of all Men , but the Choice of none . Phil- lis was carried to the Habitation of her Spouse in Barbadoes : Brunetta had the ill ill Nature to enquire for her by every Opportunity , 50 The SPECTATOR . N ¡Æ 80 .
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... carry me to the King , my Story is cc not to be told twice , I fear I fhall " not be able to fpeak it at all . Phara mond commanded Eucrate to let him enter ; he did fo , and the Gentleman approached the King with an Air which spoke him ...
... carry me to the King , my Story is cc not to be told twice , I fear I fhall " not be able to fpeak it at all . Phara mond commanded Eucrate to let him enter ; he did fo , and the Gentleman approached the King with an Air which spoke him ...
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... carried him to their Mafter , whom he had never seen before , and did not know he was then in Company with him . After a fhort Examination of his Face , the Phyfiog- nomist pronounced him the most lewd , libidinous , drunken old Fellow ...
... carried him to their Mafter , whom he had never seen before , and did not know he was then in Company with him . After a fhort Examination of his Face , the Phyfiog- nomist pronounced him the most lewd , libidinous , drunken old Fellow ...
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