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... myself , if God and your Grace's pleasure had been so pleased . Nei- ⚫ther did I at any time fo far forget myself in my exal- ⚫tation or received queenship , but that I always looked ⚫ for fuch an alteration as I now find ; for the ...
... myself , if God and your Grace's pleasure had been so pleased . Nei- ⚫ther did I at any time fo far forget myself in my exal- ⚫tation or received queenship , but that I always looked ⚫ for fuch an alteration as I now find ; for the ...
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... myself to be fo great , that tho ' • the part I now act may appear contrary to that deco- rum ufually obferved by our fex , yet I purpofely break through all rules , that my repentance may in fome measure equal my crime . I affure you ...
... myself to be fo great , that tho ' • the part I now act may appear contrary to that deco- rum ufually obferved by our fex , yet I purpofely break through all rules , that my repentance may in fome measure equal my crime . I affure you ...
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... myself . Look upon myself as a kind of guardian to the fair , and am always watchful to obferve any thing which concerns their interest . The prefent paper shall be employed in the fervice of a very fine young woman ; and the ...
... myself . Look upon myself as a kind of guardian to the fair , and am always watchful to obferve any thing which concerns their interest . The prefent paper shall be employed in the fervice of a very fine young woman ; and the ...
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