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... pin - money prevails , I think it would be very proper for every gentleman of an estate , to mark out so many acres of it under the title of , The Pins . ' L. No 296. FRIDAY , FEBRUARY 8 , 1711-12 . DEAR NO 295 . 199 SPECTATOR .
... pin - money prevails , I think it would be very proper for every gentleman of an estate , to mark out so many acres of it under the title of , The Pins . ' L. No 296. FRIDAY , FEBRUARY 8 , 1711-12 . DEAR NO 295 . 199 SPECTATOR .
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... prosperous for- tune with moderation ! The time will come when Turnus shall wish that he had left the body of Pallas untouched , and curse the day on which he dressed No 297 . SPECTATOR . 207 Letter on Pin-Money-Reflections on that Custom.
... prosperous for- tune with moderation ! The time will come when Turnus shall wish that he had left the body of Pallas untouched , and curse the day on which he dressed No 297 . SPECTATOR . 207 Letter on Pin-Money-Reflections on that Custom.
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... pin - money . We are pretty well assured that your indulgence to Trot was only in relation to country dances ; however we have deferred issuing an order of council upon the premises , hoping to get you to join with us , that Trot , nor ...
... pin - money . We are pretty well assured that your indulgence to Trot was only in relation to country dances ; however we have deferred issuing an order of council upon the premises , hoping to get you to join with us , that Trot , nor ...
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