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Page 80
... who was their chief high degree , without having any of the dis- leader , saw
the young king coming , he adadvantages ... whatever other gentlemen put Wat
Tyler immediatelasting impression may be made on the ly to death . young mind
...
... who was their chief high degree , without having any of the dis- leader , saw
the young king coming , he adadvantages ... whatever other gentlemen put Wat
Tyler immediatelasting impression may be made on the ly to death . young mind
...
Page 162
For this young ville , but who in reality never found lady , as she was beautifull ,
inclyneing to it convenient , in the low state to which melanchollie , appeared to
be very devote the affairs of his family were then rein observeing strictly all rites ...
For this young ville , but who in reality never found lady , as she was beautifull ,
inclyneing to it convenient , in the low state to which melanchollie , appeared to
be very devote the affairs of his family were then rein observeing strictly all rites ...
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 370
On our young gen- Lalista , though gay and talkative in tleman's name being
mentioned , she public , possessed more valuable quaturned towards him a
countenance so lities than a first - sight judge would majestic , illuminated with a
smile so ...
On our young gen- Lalista , though gay and talkative in tleman's name being
mentioned , she public , possessed more valuable quaturned towards him a
countenance so lities than a first - sight judge would majestic , illuminated with a
smile so ...
Page 380
In this roafter his death , by a young woman of no mantic abode , so favourable to
the descripmean talent , who unfortunately became at tive muse , Lowe
composed many little tached to this daring robber , and had coha . pieces , of
which it is ...
In this roafter his death , by a young woman of no mantic abode , so favourable to
the descripmean talent , who unfortunately became at tive muse , Lowe
composed many little tached to this daring robber , and had coha . pieces , of
which it is ...
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