The Works of the Right Honourable Joseph Addison, Volumen2G. Bell, 1881 |
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... woman tried for her life at the Old Bailey , for putting water into his milk . In short , she talks like any distracted creature . " " Since it is so , young woman , ( said I , ) I will by no means let you offend her , by staying on ...
... woman tried for her life at the Old Bailey , for putting water into his milk . In short , she talks like any distracted creature . " " Since it is so , young woman , ( said I , ) I will by no means let you offend her , by staying on ...
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... woman of threescore may kick and tumble her heart out , without making any im- pressions . Sempronia is at present the most profest admirer of the French nation , but is so modest as to admit her visitants no further than her toilet ...
... woman of threescore may kick and tumble her heart out , without making any im- pressions . Sempronia is at present the most profest admirer of the French nation , but is so modest as to admit her visitants no further than her toilet ...
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... woman's face break out in heats , as she has been talking against a great lord , whom she had never seen in her life ; and indeed never knew a party - woman that kept her beauty for a twelvemonth . I would therefore advise all my female ...
... woman's face break out in heats , as she has been talking against a great lord , whom she had never seen in her life ; and indeed never knew a party - woman that kept her beauty for a twelvemonth . I would therefore advise all my female ...
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Dramatic News and Criticism | 20 |
Inventory of the Playhouse | 42 |
Miss Jennys MarriageChoice of Matches in | 75 |
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