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... favour of such characters in other plays . St. James's Coffee - house , May 23 Letters from the Hague of the twenty - third instant , N. S. say , that Mr. Walpole ( who is since arrived ) was going with all expedition to Great Britain ...
... favour of such characters in other plays . St. James's Coffee - house , May 23 Letters from the Hague of the twenty - third instant , N. S. say , that Mr. Walpole ( who is since arrived ) was going with all expedition to Great Britain ...
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... favour , than he who often entertains , and sometimes displeases you . The most neces- The Dutch are to have for their barriers , sary talent therefore in a man of conversation , Newport , Berg , St. Vinox , Furnes , Ipres , Lisle ...
... favour , than he who often entertains , and sometimes displeases you . The most neces- The Dutch are to have for their barriers , sary talent therefore in a man of conversation , Newport , Berg , St. Vinox , Furnes , Ipres , Lisle ...
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... favour . The chief of this sort is colonel Brunett , who is a man of fashion , because he will be so ; and practises a very janty way of behaviour , because he is too careless to know when he offends , and too sanguine to be mortified ...
... favour . The chief of this sort is colonel Brunett , who is a man of fashion , because he will be so ; and practises a very janty way of behaviour , because he is too careless to know when he offends , and too sanguine to be mortified ...
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... favour towards his infirmities . But if we look round us here , how many dull rogues are there , that would fain be what this poor man hates himself for ? All the noise to- wards six in the evening is caused by his mi- mics and ...
... favour towards his infirmities . But if we look round us here , how many dull rogues are there , that would fain be what this poor man hates himself for ? All the noise to- wards six in the evening is caused by his mi- mics and ...
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... favour I beg of you is , to know , when I am equipped , in what part or class of men in this town you will place me . Pray send me word what I am , and you shall find me , sir , your most humble servant , JEFFRY NICKNACK . ' I am very ...
... favour I beg of you is , to know , when I am equipped , in what part or class of men in this town you will place me . Pray send me word what I am , and you shall find me , sir , your most humble servant , JEFFRY NICKNACK . ' I am very ...
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