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globes , sceptres , and crowns , gilded on the walls , and ceilings : but the most
remarkable article of furniture was the Lord's and Lady's elbow - chairs , which
were only nude mishapen things of oak , and that of the Lord had a great
Highland ...
globes , sceptres , and crowns , gilded on the walls , and ceilings : but the most
remarkable article of furniture was the Lord's and Lady's elbow - chairs , which
were only nude mishapen things of oak , and that of the Lord had a great
Highland ...
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Some ladies spread abroad their snares to entangle him for the honour of the
thing ; others for the profit , and many , of the higher ranks , to improve their
connections , that is , to provide for their families and friends . Instances of this
provident ...
Some ladies spread abroad their snares to entangle him for the honour of the
thing ; others for the profit , and many , of the higher ranks , to improve their
connections , that is , to provide for their families and friends . Instances of this
provident ...
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The lady of one of these , a Devonshire Baronet , was honoured with the Squire's
company in private , and the husband was ruined through the vanity of keeping
his company in public . We will now close this Chapter of Amours , for the present
...
The lady of one of these , a Devonshire Baronet , was honoured with the Squire's
company in private , and the husband was ruined through the vanity of keeping
his company in public . We will now close this Chapter of Amours , for the present
...
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She was a lady so well clothed with years that , at the commencement of the
Squire's intimacy with her , he used to toast her as fair , fat , and forty ; whence the
reader may form a judgement of her complexion and corpulency , and perhaps
too ...
She was a lady so well clothed with years that , at the commencement of the
Squire's intimacy with her , he used to toast her as fair , fat , and forty ; whence the
reader may form a judgement of her complexion and corpulency , and perhaps
too ...
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FRANCIS who had succeeded Joseph , his father , the late Lord of the Gormands
, was a relative of Lady Lewis , and he had entered into à compact with Eagle
Frederic , which was supposed to be for the support of Lord and Lady Lewis , and
...
FRANCIS who had succeeded Joseph , his father , the late Lord of the Gormands
, was a relative of Lady Lewis , and he had entered into à compact with Eagle
Frederic , which was supposed to be for the support of Lord and Lady Lewis , and
...
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