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Page 109
... She can next day difown , And ftare upon the ftrange man's face , As one the ne'er had known . So well he can the ... she is rich , witty , young , and beautiful , you She has had will believe fhe does not want admirers will N ° 423 100 ...
... She can next day difown , And ftare upon the ftrange man's face , As one the ne'er had known . So well he can the ... she is rich , witty , young , and beautiful , you She has had will believe fhe does not want admirers will N ° 423 100 ...
Page 127
... she was very young , than of late years . Add to all this , that she does not only not love any body , but she hates every body . The ftatue in Rome does not serve to vent malice half fo well , as this old lady does to disappoint it . She ...
... she was very young , than of late years . Add to all this , that she does not only not love any body , but she hates every body . The ftatue in Rome does not serve to vent malice half fo well , as this old lady does to disappoint it . She ...
Page 128
... She is fo exquifitely restless and peevish , that the quarrels with all about her , and fometimes in a freak will inftantly change her habitation . To indulge this humour , fhe is led about the grounds belonging to the fame houfe she is ...
... She is fo exquifitely restless and peevish , that the quarrels with all about her , and fometimes in a freak will inftantly change her habitation . To indulge this humour , fhe is led about the grounds belonging to the fame houfe she is ...
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