The Adventurer, Band 4S. Doig, 1793 |
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... myself . He had ordered his chariot at eleven : I , therefore , wrapped myself up in an undrefs , and fate alone in my room till I faw him drive from the door . I then came down , and as foon as he had turned into St. James's street ...
... myself . He had ordered his chariot at eleven : I , therefore , wrapped myself up in an undrefs , and fate alone in my room till I faw him drive from the door . I then came down , and as foon as he had turned into St. James's street ...
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... myself from him , I adjured him to tell me , " how he had procured his habit , and whether it " had not been hired by Hilario ? " He feemed to be ftruck with the question , and the manner in which I urged it ! “ I hired it , " said he ...
... myself from him , I adjured him to tell me , " how he had procured his habit , and whether it " had not been hired by Hilario ? " He feemed to be ftruck with the question , and the manner in which I urged it ! “ I hired it , " said he ...
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... myself , except fometimes a chairwoman , we were always alone in the intervals of business ; and the good matron amufed herself , by inftructing me , not only in reading , writing , and the first rules of arithmetic , but in various ...
... myself , except fometimes a chairwoman , we were always alone in the intervals of business ; and the good matron amufed herself , by inftructing me , not only in reading , writing , and the first rules of arithmetic , but in various ...
Inhalt
Different opinions equally plaufible | 7 |
i08 The uncertainty of human things | 13 |
A vifion | 19 |
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