The Tatler; Or, Lucubrations of Isaac Bickerstaff, Esq, Tom 3C. Bathurst, J. Buckland, W. Strahan, J. and F. Rivington, 1774 |
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... fall into that general caufe of all their follies , and our misfortunes , their love of flattery . Were the ... falls in love with a young woman , from that moment fhe is no more Mrs. Alice fuch - an - one , born of fuch a father , and ...
... fall into that general caufe of all their follies , and our misfortunes , their love of flattery . Were the ... falls in love with a young woman , from that moment fhe is no more Mrs. Alice fuch - an - one , born of fuch a father , and ...
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... fall of above twenty feet , makes a " moft delightful cafcade into a bafon , that opens wide " within the marble ... falling wa- 6 ters , 66 " ters , the fymphony of birds , the 278 N ° 179 . THE TATLER .
... fall of above twenty feet , makes a " moft delightful cafcade into a bafon , that opens wide " within the marble ... falling wa- 6 ters , 66 " ters , the fymphony of birds , the 278 N ° 179 . THE TATLER .
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... fall in with a national start of paffion , or fullennefs of humour ; which a whole nation is fometimes taken with as well as a private man , and by that means divert them from their common fense , into an averfion for receiving any ...
... fall in with a national start of paffion , or fullennefs of humour ; which a whole nation is fometimes taken with as well as a private man , and by that means divert them from their common fense , into an averfion for receiving any ...
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