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... thatI sucked, seemed to favour my Mother's Dream: For, as shehas often told me, I threw away my Rattle before I was two Months old, and would notmake use of my Coral tillthey had taken away the Bells from it. As for the rest of my ...
... thatI sucked, seemed to favour my Mother's Dream: For, as shehas often told me, I threw away my Rattle before I was two Months old, and would notmake use of my Coral tillthey had taken away the Bells from it. As for the rest of my ...
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... thatI had everseen (evenina Dream) before thatTime. They cameintwo by two, though match'd inthe most dissociable Manner, and mingled togetherina kindof Dance. Itwould be tedious to describe their HabitsandPersons; for which Reason ...
... thatI had everseen (evenina Dream) before thatTime. They cameintwo by two, though match'd inthe most dissociable Manner, and mingled togetherina kindof Dance. Itwould be tedious to describe their HabitsandPersons; for which Reason ...
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... thatI have looked into the Highest and Lowest of Mankind, and makeshrewd Guesses, without being admitted totheir Conversation, at the inmost Thoughts and Reflections of all whom I behold. Itisfrom hence that goodor ill Fortunehas no ...
... thatI have looked into the Highest and Lowest of Mankind, and makeshrewd Guesses, without being admitted totheir Conversation, at the inmost Thoughts and Reflections of all whom I behold. Itisfrom hence that goodor ill Fortunehas no ...
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... thatI have always had an easy and familiar Admittance to the fair Sex. If I never praised or flattered, I never belyed or contradicted them. As these compose half the World, and are by the justComplaisance and Gallantry ofour ...
... thatI have always had an easy and familiar Admittance to the fair Sex. If I never praised or flattered, I never belyed or contradicted them. As these compose half the World, and are by the justComplaisance and Gallantry ofour ...
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... thatI plied her from one Room to another with allthe Gallantries I could invent; and atlength brought things to so happy anIssue, that she gaveme a private Meeting the next Day, without Page or Footman, Coach orEquipage. My Heart danced ...
... thatI plied her from one Room to another with allthe Gallantries I could invent; and atlength brought things to so happy anIssue, that she gaveme a private Meeting the next Day, without Page or Footman, Coach orEquipage. My Heart danced ...
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