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Page 12
... use of brown jugs , muddy belch , and the fumes of a certain memorable place of rendezvous with us at meals , known by the name of Staincoat Hole ; For the atmosphere of the kitchen , like the tail of a comet , predominates least about ...
... use of brown jugs , muddy belch , and the fumes of a certain memorable place of rendezvous with us at meals , known by the name of Staincoat Hole ; For the atmosphere of the kitchen , like the tail of a comet , predominates least about ...
Page 17
... use of , and gave him orders to wait before Flavia's door , and if she called him to her , and asked whether it was Cynthio who paffed by , he fhould at first be loth to own it was , but upon impor- tunity confefs it . There needed not ...
... use of , and gave him orders to wait before Flavia's door , and if she called him to her , and asked whether it was Cynthio who paffed by , he fhould at first be loth to own it was , but upon impor- tunity confefs it . There needed not ...
Page 236
... use to him in the disposition of any thing . The incapacity of an infant or a lunatic is defigned for his provifion and accommodation ; but that of a bankrupt , without any mitigation in refpect of the accidents by which it arrived , is ...
... use to him in the disposition of any thing . The incapacity of an infant or a lunatic is defigned for his provifion and accommodation ; but that of a bankrupt , without any mitigation in refpect of the accidents by which it arrived , is ...
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