The Lady's Magazine: Or Entertaining Companion for the Fair Sex, Appropriated Solely to Their Use and Amusement, Volume 27 |
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I objected , on the ground exceffive grief on that occafion , and that fucha vifit might not be faid he might m . ry again , aud agreeable to them . Mrs. Maynard have another fon : -fome bufy othwas authorifed to affure me that cious ...
I objected , on the ground exceffive grief on that occafion , and that fucha vifit might not be faid he might m . ry again , aud agreeable to them . Mrs. Maynard have another fon : -fome bufy othwas authorifed to affure me that cious ...
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But here , faid he , bowing gallantly , I must drop my allufions ; for , in the prefence of the Graces , even Siberia's deferts would become a paradise . the ladies one morning this week . She could not anfwer for the earl , who pays ...
But here , faid he , bowing gallantly , I must drop my allufions ; for , in the prefence of the Graces , even Siberia's deferts would become a paradise . the ladies one morning this week . She could not anfwer for the earl , who pays ...
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He lingered eleven weeks ; and the old domestic being now fuperannuated and almost blind , -his daughter was at once his nurfe , his cook , his confoler , and might truly be faid to make his bed in his ficknefs .
He lingered eleven weeks ; and the old domestic being now fuperannuated and almost blind , -his daughter was at once his nurfe , his cook , his confoler , and might truly be faid to make his bed in his ficknefs .
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( faid the reclufe to himielf ; ) my furniture is very solid , yet this man may eat all up at three or four meals . I muft make a friend of him ! Sir ! ( faid he , ) I admire the dexterity of your arm .
( faid the reclufe to himielf ; ) my furniture is very solid , yet this man may eat all up at three or four meals . I muft make a friend of him ! Sir ! ( faid he , ) I admire the dexterity of your arm .
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The dervife after eating one cheese , without leaving even a crumb of the cruft , faid , " brother , let us drink , " took up a pitcher , and fwallowed the contents at a draught . " Here's to you , " faid he to aggado ...
The dervife after eating one cheese , without leaving even a crumb of the cruft , faid , " brother , let us drink , " took up a pitcher , and fwallowed the contents at a draught . " Here's to you , " faid he to aggado ...
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| Título | The Lady's Magazine: Or Entertaining Companion for the Fair Sex, Appropriated Solely to Their Use and Amusement, Volume 27 |
| Colaborador | National American Woman Suffrage Association Collection (Library of Congress) |
| Editora | Robinson and Roberts, 1796 |
| Original de | Universidade de Harvard |
| Digitalizado | 12 Dez 2008 |
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