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Vindication of that sort of preference which women are supposed to show to men
of inferior talents . . Abercromby 24. Letter from Jeremiah Dy - soon , a
valetudinarian , giving an account of the grievances he suffers from his wife .
Fraser Tytler .
Vindication of that sort of preference which women are supposed to show to men
of inferior talents . . Abercromby 24. Letter from Jeremiah Dy - soon , a
valetudinarian , giving an account of the grievances he suffers from his wife .
Fraser Tytler .
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Richardson 43. The evils of a good neighbourhood Craig 44. Narrative of the
happiness of a virtuous and benevolent East Indian ; in a letter from John Truman
Fraser Tytler 45. Second letter from Jeremiah Dy - soon , containing a ...
Richardson 43. The evils of a good neighbourhood Craig 44. Narrative of the
happiness of a virtuous and benevolent East Indian ; in a letter from John Truman
Fraser Tytler 45. Second letter from Jeremiah Dy - soon , containing a ...
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The lady , however , for whom he fought , did not reward her knight as she ought
to have done , but soon after married another man with a larger fortune ; upon
which he forswore society in a great measure , and though he continued for
several ...
The lady , however , for whom he fought , did not reward her knight as she ought
to have done , but soon after married another man with a larger fortune ; upon
which he forswore society in a great measure , and though he continued for
several ...
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The colonel kissed me on both cheeks , and seeming to take a liking to my face ,
we appeared mutually disposed to be very soon acquainted . Our conversation
naturally began on the assembly , which I observed to be a full one . Why , yes ...
The colonel kissed me on both cheeks , and seeming to take a liking to my face ,
we appeared mutually disposed to be very soon acquainted . Our conversation
naturally began on the assembly , which I observed to be a full one . Why , yes ...
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... commences his history with the foundation of Rome , scarce thinks of any thing
beyond a mere detail of wars and revolutions , and seems only careful to
embellish his story by interesting 24 THE LOUNGER . 5 . Letter from Jeremiah Dy
-soon, ...
... commences his history with the foundation of Rome , scarce thinks of any thing
beyond a mere detail of wars and revolutions , and seems only careful to
embellish his story by interesting 24 THE LOUNGER . 5 . Letter from Jeremiah Dy
-soon, ...
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| Title | The British Essayists: Lounger Volume 30 of The British Essayists, James Ferguson Volume 30 of The British Essayists: With Prefaces, Biographical, Historical, and Critical, James Ferguson |
| Editor | James Ferguson |
| Contributor | James Ferguson |
| Edition | 2 |
| Publisher | J. Richardson and Company, 1823 |
| Original from | the University of Michigan |
| Digitized | 11 Jan 2006 |
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