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Page 128
... lady Bluemantle's memoirs . Whoever receives impreffions to the disadvantage of others without examination , is to be had in no other credit for intelligence than this good lady Bluemantle , who is fubjected to have her ears impofed ...
... lady Bluemantle's memoirs . Whoever receives impreffions to the disadvantage of others without examination , is to be had in no other credit for intelligence than this good lady Bluemantle , who is fubjected to have her ears impofed ...
Page 133
... Lady Lydia Loller , Sheweth , Tmarried to a private gentleman . HAT the Lady Lydia is a woman of quality ; That she finds herself neither well nor ill . That her husband is a clown . That Lady Lydia cannot fee company . That the defires ...
... Lady Lydia Loller , Sheweth , Tmarried to a private gentleman . HAT the Lady Lydia is a woman of quality ; That she finds herself neither well nor ill . That her husband is a clown . That Lady Lydia cannot fee company . That the defires ...
Page 227
... lady , who tripped into another just before me , attended by her maid . I faw immediately fhe was of the family of ... lady's dri- ver gave the hint that he was going through Long - Acre , towards St. James's : Wifle he whipp'd up James ...
... lady , who tripped into another just before me , attended by her maid . I faw immediately fhe was of the family of ... lady's dri- ver gave the hint that he was going through Long - Acre , towards St. James's : Wifle he whipp'd up James ...
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