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... folicit the acquain- tance of a man , with whom it is not poffi- ble to converfe without infamy , and who has driven from him by his infolence or ma- lignity every human being who can live with- out him . OUR converfation was then ...
... folicit the acquain- tance of a man , with whom it is not poffi- ble to converfe without infamy , and who has driven from him by his infolence or ma- lignity every human being who can live with- out him . OUR converfation was then ...
Page 116
... folicit notice , or expect admiration , and when they are vifited by neighbouring ladies and pafs their hours in domeftic amufements , fhe is fometimes called to fill a vacancy , infulted with contemptuous freedoms , and dismissed to ...
... folicit notice , or expect admiration , and when they are vifited by neighbouring ladies and pafs their hours in domeftic amufements , fhe is fometimes called to fill a vacancy , infulted with contemptuous freedoms , and dismissed to ...
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... folicit the af- fection of an old traveller , for the remifness of his education had left him without any rule of action , but his present humour . He often forfook the old gentleman in the midft of an adventure , because the horn ...
... folicit the af- fection of an old traveller , for the remifness of his education had left him without any rule of action , but his present humour . He often forfook the old gentleman in the midft of an adventure , because the horn ...
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The danger of attempting wit in converfation | 24 |
An account of fquire Blufter | 32 |
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