The Spectator: ...Phil. Crampton, 1737 |
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... she has bub- bled him out of his Youth ; that she drilled him on to five and fifty , and that he verily believes fhe will drop him in his old Age if she can find her Account in another . I fhall conclude this Narrative with a Letter ...
... she has bub- bled him out of his Youth ; that she drilled him on to five and fifty , and that he verily believes fhe will drop him in his old Age if she can find her Account in another . I fhall conclude this Narrative with a Letter ...
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... she had pitched upon a young Fellow fhe thought for her Turn , I was to be dropped as one she could not truft . She would often cheapen Goods at the New Exchange ; and when the ⚫ had a Mind to be attacked , she would fend me away on 6 ...
... she had pitched upon a young Fellow fhe thought for her Turn , I was to be dropped as one she could not truft . She would often cheapen Goods at the New Exchange ; and when the ⚫ had a Mind to be attacked , she would fend me away on 6 ...
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... She was fo flippant with her Answers to all the honeft Fellows that came near her , and so very vain of her Beauty , that she has valued herself upon her Charms till they are ceased . She therefore now makes it her Business to prevent ...
... She was fo flippant with her Answers to all the honeft Fellows that came near her , and so very vain of her Beauty , that she has valued herself upon her Charms till they are ceased . She therefore now makes it her Business to prevent ...
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