The Lucubrations of Isaac Bickerstaff, Esq, Volumen3J.N. and sold by E. Nutt, 1711 |
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... themselves the , Hopes of them . They may expect to fee you in the House of Lords as many Years as you were ascending to it . It is our com- mon Good , that your Admirable Elo- quence can now no longer be em- ployed but in the ...
... themselves the , Hopes of them . They may expect to fee you in the House of Lords as many Years as you were ascending to it . It is our com- mon Good , that your Admirable Elo- quence can now no longer be em- ployed but in the ...
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... themselves with proper Gefture , as they move from any confiderable Distance to the Front of the Stage ; but I have feen the Person of whom I am now fpeaking , en- ter alone at the remoteft Part of it , and ad- vance from it with fuch ...
... themselves with proper Gefture , as they move from any confiderable Distance to the Front of the Stage ; but I have feen the Person of whom I am now fpeaking , en- ter alone at the remoteft Part of it , and ad- vance from it with fuch ...
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... themselves of her Condition , and know whether there were any private Reasons why she might not make her Appearance feparate from her Petticoat . This was managed with great Difcretion , and had fuch an Effect , that upon the Return of ...
... themselves of her Condition , and know whether there were any private Reasons why she might not make her Appearance feparate from her Petticoat . This was managed with great Difcretion , and had fuch an Effect , that upon the Return of ...
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... themselves , who could never expect to have any Money in the Pocket , if they laid out fo much on the Petticoat . To this I added , the great Temptation it might give to Virgins , of acting in Security like married Women , and by that ...
... themselves , who could never expect to have any Money in the Pocket , if they laid out fo much on the Petticoat . To this I added , the great Temptation it might give to Virgins , of acting in Security like married Women , and by that ...
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... themselves all the additional Beauties that Art can fupply them with , pro- vided it does not interfere with Disguise , or pervert those of Nature . " I confider Woman as a beautiful Roman- tick Animal , that may be adorned with Furs ...
... themselves all the additional Beauties that Art can fupply them with , pro- vided it does not interfere with Disguise , or pervert those of Nature . " I confider Woman as a beautiful Roman- tick Animal , that may be adorned with Furs ...
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