Elegant Extracts: Or, Useful and Entertaining Pieces of Poetry Selected for the Impropvement of Young Persons Being Similar in Design to Elegant Extracts in Prose, Volume 2J. Johnson, 1801 - English poetry |
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Page 846
... fuffered this criticism , but on the fcore of your head , and the two eyes that are in it . Pray , when you write to me , talk of yourfelf ; there is nothing I fo much defire , to hear of : talk a great deal of yourfelf ; that the who I ...
... fuffered this criticism , but on the fcore of your head , and the two eyes that are in it . Pray , when you write to me , talk of yourfelf ; there is nothing I fo much defire , to hear of : talk a great deal of yourfelf ; that the who I ...
Page 868
... fuffered to grow up to the prejudice of the lord , as in this cafe of ar- bitrary fines , the law itfelf interpofes in an equitable method , and will not fuffer the lord to extend his power fo far as to difin- herit the tenant ...
... fuffered to grow up to the prejudice of the lord , as in this cafe of ar- bitrary fines , the law itfelf interpofes in an equitable method , and will not fuffer the lord to extend his power fo far as to difin- herit the tenant ...
Page 978
... fuffered to converfe with fervants , but go together in finaler or greater numbers to take their diverfions , and ... fuffer them to whitper , or ufe any fondling expreflions , or bring any prefents of toys , Tweetmeats , and the like ...
... fuffered to converfe with fervants , but go together in finaler or greater numbers to take their diverfions , and ... fuffer them to whitper , or ufe any fondling expreflions , or bring any prefents of toys , Tweetmeats , and the like ...
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