The British Essayists: TatlerJames Ferguson J. Richardson and Company, 1823 |
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... body is immediately examined after the manner of our coroners . Lucretia recovers by a cup of right Nantz ; and the matron , who is her next relation , stops all process at law . The This unhappy affair is no sooner over but a naked mad ...
... body is immediately examined after the manner of our coroners . Lucretia recovers by a cup of right Nantz ; and the matron , who is her next relation , stops all process at law . The This unhappy affair is no sooner over but a naked mad ...
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... body applauded the address and skill of the author in calling it a postscript ; it being the nature of a postscript to contain something very material which was forgotten , or not clearly expressed in the letter itself . Thus the verses ...
... body applauded the address and skill of the author in calling it a postscript ; it being the nature of a postscript to contain something very material which was forgotten , or not clearly expressed in the letter itself . Thus the verses ...
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... body made their compliments . He was of the common height , and in his dress there seemed to be great care to appear no way particular , except in a certain exact and feat manner of behaviour and circumspection . He was wonderfully ...
... body made their compliments . He was of the common height , and in his dress there seemed to be great care to appear no way particular , except in a certain exact and feat manner of behaviour and circumspection . He was wonderfully ...
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... body had a strength and firmness little inferior to the marble of which such images are formed . This made Orlando the universal flame of all the fair sex ; innocent virgins sighed for him as Adonis ; experienced widows , as Hercules ...
... body had a strength and firmness little inferior to the marble of which such images are formed . This made Orlando the universal flame of all the fair sex ; innocent virgins sighed for him as Adonis ; experienced widows , as Hercules ...
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... body , that janty bearing of your head over one shoulder , and that inexpressible beauty in your manner of playing your fan , must be lowered into a more confined behaviour ; to show , that you would rather shun than receive addresses ...
... body , that janty bearing of your head over one shoulder , and that inexpressible beauty in your manner of playing your fan , must be lowered into a more confined behaviour ; to show , that you would rather shun than receive addresses ...
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