Belle Assemblée: Or, Court and Fashionable Magazine; Containing Interesting and Original Literature, and Records of the Beau-mondeJ. Bell, 1815 - Women |
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A man ought to love whatever he jure him , and to know how to make use of finds
amiable , provided there seems more that fascinating kind of raillery , so as to
likelihood of pleasure than trouble in the cause his mistress to make a jest , in ...
A man ought to love whatever he jure him , and to know how to make use of finds
amiable , provided there seems more that fascinating kind of raillery , so as to
likelihood of pleasure than trouble in the cause his mistress to make a jest , in ...
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1 disapprove much of that artifice mistress his dearest secrets has not given
proposed by the Baron in regard to railher his heart ; for it is utterly impossible to
lery , or that provoking kind of insinuation conceal any thing from those we love .
1 disapprove much of that artifice mistress his dearest secrets has not given
proposed by the Baron in regard to railher his heart ; for it is utterly impossible to
lery , or that provoking kind of insinuation conceal any thing from those we love .
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A man ought to love whatever he || jure him , and to know how to make use of
finds amiable , provided there seems more that fascinating kind of raillery , so as
to likelihood of pleasure than trouble in the cause his mistress to make a jest , in ...
A man ought to love whatever he || jure him , and to know how to make use of
finds amiable , provided there seems more that fascinating kind of raillery , so as
to likelihood of pleasure than trouble in the cause his mistress to make a jest , in ...
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I disapprove much of that artifice mistress his dearest secrets has not given
proposed by the Baron in regard to railher his heart ; for it is utterly impossible to
lery , or that provoking kind of insinuation conceal any thing from those we love .
I disapprove much of that artifice mistress his dearest secrets has not given
proposed by the Baron in regard to railher his heart ; for it is utterly impossible to
lery , or that provoking kind of insinuation conceal any thing from those we love .
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During his absence I was at never been but the mistress of my husleisure to
indulge my sufferings ; but no band . sooner did he appear before me , than I not
It was at the period when my advanced only disguised the tortures which he had
...
During his absence I was at never been but the mistress of my husleisure to
indulge my sufferings ; but no band . sooner did he appear before me , than I not
It was at the period when my advanced only disguised the tortures which he had
...
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