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Page 83
... woman . He will undoubtedly succeed ; for he accosts her in a strain of familiarity , without breaking through the deference that is due to a woman whom a man would choose for his life.t I have hardly ever heard rough truth spoken with ...
... woman . He will undoubtedly succeed ; for he accosts her in a strain of familiarity , without breaking through the deference that is due to a woman whom a man would choose for his life.t I have hardly ever heard rough truth spoken with ...
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... woman , you will easily imagine to consist of love in all its forms , both in the abuse of , and obedience to that passion . As to the faculty of writing itself , it will not , it is hoped , be demanded that style between my friends did ...
... woman , you will easily imagine to consist of love in all its forms , both in the abuse of , and obedience to that passion . As to the faculty of writing itself , it will not , it is hoped , be demanded that style between my friends did ...
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... woman so in- considerable as this frequent character . Oh ! But she is not handsome . ' Coxcomb ! the gentleman was saying what I was , not what I was not . ' St. James's Coffee - house , July 6 . As impotent kindness is to be returned ...
... woman so in- considerable as this frequent character . Oh ! But she is not handsome . ' Coxcomb ! the gentleman was saying what I was , not what I was not . ' St. James's Coffee - house , July 6 . As impotent kindness is to be returned ...
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... woman in the city do I name , When that I say , the city woman bears The cost of princes on unworthy shoulders ? Who can coine in and say that I mean her , When such a one as she , such is her neighbour ? Or , what is he of basest ...
... woman in the city do I name , When that I say , the city woman bears The cost of princes on unworthy shoulders ? Who can coine in and say that I mean her , When such a one as she , such is her neighbour ? Or , what is he of basest ...
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... woman breaks into the room , calls for her duke , her lord , her emperor . As soon as she spies Aurenge zebe , the object of all her fury and love , she calls for petticoats , is ready to sink with shame , and is dressed in all haste in ...
... woman breaks into the room , calls for her duke , her lord , her emperor . As soon as she spies Aurenge zebe , the object of all her fury and love , she calls for petticoats , is ready to sink with shame , and is dressed in all haste in ...
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