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Page 12
... Lady's , who sit dismally in a Groupe by themselves . On the other end stand their pensive partners , that are to be . . . . the Ladies indeed may ogle , and the Gen- tlemen sigh , but an embargo is laid on any closer commerce ; at ...
... Lady's , who sit dismally in a Groupe by themselves . On the other end stand their pensive partners , that are to be . . . . the Ladies indeed may ogle , and the Gen- tlemen sigh , but an embargo is laid on any closer commerce ; at ...
Page 44
Peter Dixon. of proceeding , something that Altangi has left behind . The Chinese lady spies on her lover through a screen ( 2 : 168 ) , and the Japanese emperor and his ladies view from behind lattices the spectacle of the groveling ...
Peter Dixon. of proceeding , something that Altangi has left behind . The Chinese lady spies on her lover through a screen ( 2 : 168 ) , and the Japanese emperor and his ladies view from behind lattices the spectacle of the groveling ...
Page 60
... ladies ' protestations , " that they are evidently " intimate , esteemed friends and acquaintances . Both were so pleased at this happy rencounter , that they were resolved not to part for the day . ” The essay fittingly ends with a sub ...
... ladies ' protestations , " that they are evidently " intimate , esteemed friends and acquaintances . Both were so pleased at this happy rencounter , that they were resolved not to part for the day . ” The essay fittingly ends with a sub ...
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