The Tatler, Band 1John Sharpe, 1804 |
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... leaving Mrs. Oldfield ( the actress ) his executrix , by whom he had a son named Arthur Maynwaring . The property , amounting to little more than 30007. he equally divided between his sister , Mrs. Oldfield , and her son . He published ...
... leaving Mrs. Oldfield ( the actress ) his executrix , by whom he had a son named Arthur Maynwaring . The property , amounting to little more than 30007. he equally divided between his sister , Mrs. Oldfield , and her son . He published ...
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... leaving Mrs. Oldfield ( the actress ) his executrix , by whom he had a son named Arthur Maynwaring . The property , amounting to little more than 30007. he equally divided between his sister , Mrs. Oldfield , and her son . - He ...
... leaving Mrs. Oldfield ( the actress ) his executrix , by whom he had a son named Arthur Maynwaring . The property , amounting to little more than 30007. he equally divided between his sister , Mrs. Oldfield , and her son . - He ...
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... leave all the world for this usage ? ' to which he ' Madam , split me , you are very impertinent ! ' In a word , this match was wedlock in its most terrible appearances . She , at last weary of railing to no purpose , applies to a good ...
... leave all the world for this usage ? ' to which he ' Madam , split me , you are very impertinent ! ' In a word , this match was wedlock in its most terrible appearances . She , at last weary of railing to no purpose , applies to a good ...
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... leave him naked of the proper means to make those excellencies useful for the honour and safety of the empire . They write from Berlin of the thirteenth , O. S. that the true design of general Fleming's visit to that court was , to ...
... leave him naked of the proper means to make those excellencies useful for the honour and safety of the empire . They write from Berlin of the thirteenth , O. S. that the true design of general Fleming's visit to that court was , to ...
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... leave , Spin a bright story , or a passion weave ; By mingling threads , canst mingle shade and light , Delineate triumphs , or describe a fight ? ' Well , what shall this workman do ? why ? to shew how great an hero the poet intends ...
... leave , Spin a bright story , or a passion weave ; By mingling threads , canst mingle shade and light , Delineate triumphs , or describe a fight ? ' Well , what shall this workman do ? why ? to shew how great an hero the poet intends ...
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