The British Essayists, 10±ÇAlexander Chalmers J. M'Creery, Printer, 1817 |
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... mistress are monsters of the poet's own forming ; the sentiments in both of them are such as do not arise in fools of their educa- tion . We all know that a silly scholar , instead of being below every one he meets with , is apt to be ...
... mistress are monsters of the poet's own forming ; the sentiments in both of them are such as do not arise in fools of their educa- tion . We all know that a silly scholar , instead of being below every one he meets with , is apt to be ...
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... mistress for having so often spoke well of me , that she dare not mention me more . All our hopes are placed in having these circumstances fairly represented in the Spectator , which Betty says she dare not but bring up as soon as it is ...
... mistress for having so often spoke well of me , that she dare not mention me more . All our hopes are placed in having these circumstances fairly represented in the Spectator , which Betty says she dare not but bring up as soon as it is ...
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... mistress of one far- thing of money , but have all necessaries provided for me , under the guard of one who procured for him while he had any desires to gratify . I know nothing of a wench's life but the reputation of it : I have a ...
... mistress of one far- thing of money , but have all necessaries provided for me , under the guard of one who procured for him while he had any desires to gratify . I know nothing of a wench's life but the reputation of it : I have a ...
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... mistress . The puppet was dressed in a cherry - coloured gown and petticoat , with a short working apron over it , which discovered her shape to the most advantage . Her hair was cut and divided very prettily , with se- veral ribbons ...
... mistress . The puppet was dressed in a cherry - coloured gown and petticoat , with a short working apron over it , which discovered her shape to the most advantage . Her hair was cut and divided very prettily , with se- veral ribbons ...
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... mistress . In short , I am so sensible of his good qualities , and what I owe to his passion , that I think I could sooner resolve to give up my liberty to him than any body else , were there not an objection to be made to his fortunes ...
... mistress . In short , I am so sensible of his good qualities , and what I owe to his passion , that I think I could sooner resolve to give up my liberty to him than any body else , were there not an objection to be made to his fortunes ...
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