The Tatler, Band 2George Atherton Aitken Duckworth, 1898 - 449 Seiten |
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... particular affection . He sighed not for Delia , for Chloris , for Chloe , for Betty , nor my lady , nor for the ready chambermaid , nor distant baroness : woman was his mistress , and the whole sex his seraglio . His form was always ...
... particular affection . He sighed not for Delia , for Chloris , for Chloe , for Betty , nor my lady , nor for the ready chambermaid , nor distant baroness : woman was his mistress , and the whole sex his seraglio . His form was always ...
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... particular picture of man laid before your eyes , that might incite your laughter ? " He had no sooner spoke the word , but he immediately quitted his natural shape , and talked to me in a very different air and tone from what he had ...
... particular picture of man laid before your eyes , that might incite your laughter ? " He had no sooner spoke the word , but he immediately quitted his natural shape , and talked to me in a very different air and tone from what he had ...
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... particular a deference to them , that though they are known to be men without honour or conscience , no demand is called a debt of honour so indisputably as theirs . You may lose 50 The Tatler No. 56. August 18 , 1709.
... particular a deference to them , that though they are known to be men without honour or conscience , no demand is called a debt of honour so indisputably as theirs . You may lose 50 The Tatler No. 56. August 18 , 1709.
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... particular happiness , that they were plunged over head and ears in the same water , which made Achilles invulnerable ; and had ever after certain gifts which the rest of the world were never to enjoy . Among 52 The Tatler No. 56 ...
... particular happiness , that they were plunged over head and ears in the same water , which made Achilles invulnerable ; and had ever after certain gifts which the rest of the world were never to enjoy . Among 52 The Tatler No. 56 ...
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... particular marks of his Majesty's esteem , for his merit and services to his master ; but Count Piper , whom his Majesty believes author of the most violent councils into which his prince entered , is dis- armed and entertained ...
... particular marks of his Majesty's esteem , for his merit and services to his master ; but Count Piper , whom his Majesty believes author of the most violent councils into which his prince entered , is dis- armed and entertained ...
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