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... amusements . The very ladies , whose duty should seem to allay the impetuosity of the opposite sex , become themselves party champions , engage in the thickest of the fight , scold at each other , and show their courage , even at the ...
... amusements . The very ladies , whose duty should seem to allay the impetuosity of the opposite sex , become themselves party champions , engage in the thickest of the fight , scold at each other , and show their courage , even at the ...
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... amusement , ought not entirely to be despised . The laws of every country should allow them to play their tricks at least with impunity . They should not be branded with the ignominious appella- tion of vagabonds ; at least they deserve ...
... amusement , ought not entirely to be despised . The laws of every country should allow them to play their tricks at least with impunity . They should not be branded with the ignominious appella- tion of vagabonds ; at least they deserve ...
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... amusement where gentlemen and ladies are entertained , I have not been yet to visit Newmarket . This , I am told , is a large field ; where upon certain occasions three or four horses are brought together , then set a running , and that ...
... amusement where gentlemen and ladies are entertained , I have not been yet to visit Newmarket . This , I am told , is a large field ; where upon certain occasions three or four horses are brought together , then set a running , and that ...
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... amusement , now transcribed , and from the great veneration I have for the characters of its principal promoters , I make no doubt but I shall look upon an horse - race with be- coming reverence , pre - disposed as I am by a similar ...
... amusement , now transcribed , and from the great veneration I have for the characters of its principal promoters , I make no doubt but I shall look upon an horse - race with be- coming reverence , pre - disposed as I am by a similar ...
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... amusement in this solitude was fish- ing : their mother had taught them all the secrets of the art ; she showed them which were the most likely places to throw out the line , what baits were most proper for the various seasons , and the ...
... amusement in this solitude was fish- ing : their mother had taught them all the secrets of the art ; she showed them which were the most likely places to throw out the line , what baits were most proper for the various seasons , and the ...
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