The Lucubrations of Isaac Bickerstaff, Esq, Volume 1J.N. and sold by E. Nutt, 1710 |
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... called the Stratagem , this Evening , which is to be acted for the Benefit of my near Kinfman Mr. John Bickerstaff . I proteft to you , the Gentleman has not fpoken to me to defire this Favour but I have a Refpect for him , as well in ...
... called the Stratagem , this Evening , which is to be acted for the Benefit of my near Kinfman Mr. John Bickerstaff . I proteft to you , the Gentleman has not fpoken to me to defire this Favour but I have a Refpect for him , as well in ...
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... called , The Whole Art of Life , or , The Introduction to Great Men , illuftrated in a Pack of Cards . But being a Novice at all Manner of Play , I declined the Offer . Ano- ther advised me , for want of Money , to set up my Coach and ...
... called , The Whole Art of Life , or , The Introduction to Great Men , illuftrated in a Pack of Cards . But being a Novice at all Manner of Play , I declined the Offer . Ano- ther advised me , for want of Money , to set up my Coach and ...
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... called for fome Choco- late , then went away without it . Chloe has fo many Admirers in the House at prefent , that there is too much Noise to pro- ceed in my Narration : So that the Progress of the Loves of Clariffa and Chloe ...
... called for fome Choco- late , then went away without it . Chloe has fo many Admirers in the House at prefent , that there is too much Noise to pro- ceed in my Narration : So that the Progress of the Loves of Clariffa and Chloe ...
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... called , A Project for the Advancement of Religion ; Dedicated to the Countess of Berkeley . The Title was fo uncommon , and promis'd fo peculiar a Way of Thinking , that every Man here has read it , and as many as have done fo , have ...
... called , A Project for the Advancement of Religion ; Dedicated to the Countess of Berkeley . The Title was fo uncommon , and promis'd fo peculiar a Way of Thinking , that every Man here has read it , and as many as have done fo , have ...
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... called out to his Enemy , Ah , Valentine ! Can you leave me here ! Valentine immediately ran back , and in the Midst of a thick Fire of the French , took the Corporal upon his Back , and brought him thro ' all that Danger as far as the ...
... called out to his Enemy , Ah , Valentine ! Can you leave me here ! Valentine immediately ran back , and in the Midst of a thick Fire of the French , took the Corporal upon his Back , and brought him thro ' all that Danger as far as the ...
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