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Page 80
on the king and his party ; and the whole , even the king himself , would
undoubtedly As a specimen of the happy manner have been murdered on the
spot , but that in which our author unites the utmost Richard , young as he was ,
saved them ...
on the king and his party ; and the whole , even the king himself , would
undoubtedly As a specimen of the happy manner have been murdered on the
spot , but that in which our author unites the utmost Richard , young as he was ,
saved them ...
Page 162
The mistress of this country - house manner of this whole part of the work . being
a young and a lascivious widow , some When , however , the author comes to
tyme before hade been ensnared , and playtreat of events more near his own tine
...
The mistress of this country - house manner of this whole part of the work . being
a young and a lascivious widow , some When , however , the author comes to
tyme before hade been ensnared , and playtreat of events more near his own tine
...
Page 179
In books intended will find a great deal to gratify their for the use of the young ,
this is a duty curiosity , conveyed in an agreeable that ought never to be omitted ;
and manner . To young persons , especially the performance of it constitutes one
...
In books intended will find a great deal to gratify their for the use of the young ,
this is a duty curiosity , conveyed in an agreeable that ought never to be omitted ;
and manner . To young persons , especially the performance of it constitutes one
...
Page 359
MANNERS . stances , did not exceed 130 hours work + which the perpendicular
rise of the ing upon the rock , although a pre- tide gives motion ; and in this
manner mium was allowed to the artificers , the large bell is tolled . A weight is
over ...
MANNERS . stances , did not exceed 130 hours work + which the perpendicular
rise of the ing upon the rock , although a pre- tide gives motion ; and in this
manner mium was allowed to the artificers , the large bell is tolled . A weight is
over ...
Page 364
... less primitive hoarse laughs of the Dutchmen , some in their manners , and the
doors and of whose remarks , I have no ... adjusting her garments , But even here
I had some difficulty not in the most delicate manner , she in obtaining access .
... less primitive hoarse laughs of the Dutchmen , some in their manners , and the
doors and of whose remarks , I have no ... adjusting her garments , But even here
I had some difficulty not in the most delicate manner , she in obtaining access .
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