Harrison's British Classicks, Том 3Harrison and Company, 1785 |
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... night - cap , and inftead of rubbing his gums , as he ought to do , out of the window until about four of the clock , fits him down and spoke not a word until twelve at night ; after which he began to enquire if any body knew the lady ...
... night - cap , and inftead of rubbing his gums , as he ought to do , out of the window until about four of the clock , fits him down and spoke not a word until twelve at night ; after which he began to enquire if any body knew the lady ...
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... night th ' eternal larum rung , Which often loft thofe hearts her eyes had won . Sir John was fmitten , and confefs'd his flame , Sigh'd out the ufual time , then wed the dame ; Poffefs'd he thought of ev'ry joy of life ; But his dear ...
... night th ' eternal larum rung , Which often loft thofe hearts her eyes had won . Sir John was fmitten , and confefs'd his flame , Sigh'd out the ufual time , then wed the dame ; Poffefs'd he thought of ev'ry joy of life ; But his dear ...
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... night - cloaths , Moll , become thee ' mightily ! ' With that , he figh'd , her hand began to prefs , And Betry calls , her lady to undrefs . Nay , kifs me , Molly ; for I'm much in- ' clin'd : ' Her lace the cuts , to take him in the ...
... night - cloaths , Moll , become thee ' mightily ! ' With that , he figh'd , her hand began to prefs , And Betry calls , her lady to undrefs . Nay , kifs me , Molly ; for I'm much in- ' clin'd : ' Her lace the cuts , to take him in the ...
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... night , and let him know how much all his friends were out of countenance for him . The wo- men fat in terror of hearing something that should shock their modefty , and all the gentlemen in as much pain out of compaffion to the ladies ...
... night , and let him know how much all his friends were out of countenance for him . The wo- men fat in terror of hearing something that should shock their modefty , and all the gentlemen in as much pain out of compaffion to the ladies ...
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... night for the one , and the many fighs which are uttered , and fongs written on the other , must be our fubject on future occafions . WILL'S COFFEE - HOUSE , APRIL 18 . LETTERS from the Haymarket in- form us , that on Saturday night ...
... night for the one , and the many fighs which are uttered , and fongs written on the other , must be our fubject on future occafions . WILL'S COFFEE - HOUSE , APRIL 18 . LETTERS from the Haymarket in- form us , that on Saturday night ...
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