The Lounger: A Periodical Paper, Published at Edinburgh in the Years 1785 and 1786, Том 2T. Cadell and W. Davies, in the Strand, and W. Creech, at Edinburgh. - Всего страниц: 314 |
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... frequently attain their end , , you , Sir , who frequent the circles of the the great and gay , can be at no lofs N ° 46 . 93 THE LOUNGER .
... frequently attain their end , , you , Sir , who frequent the circles of the the great and gay , can be at no lofs N ° 46 . 93 THE LOUNGER .
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... frequent hints of the neceffity there was of cutting off all fuper- fluous expences ; and frequently admonished me , that it was better to fave while our family was fmall , than to retrench when it grew larger . When the perceived that ...
... frequent hints of the neceffity there was of cutting off all fuper- fluous expences ; and frequently admonished me , that it was better to fave while our family was fmall , than to retrench when it grew larger . When the perceived that ...
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... frequently laboured under to keep things tolerably quiet . The fervants , fhe faid , were frequently leaving them at short warnings ; and that they had several law - fuits with dif- carded footmen about wages and board wages . Mr ...
... frequently laboured under to keep things tolerably quiet . The fervants , fhe faid , were frequently leaving them at short warnings ; and that they had several law - fuits with dif- carded footmen about wages and board wages . Mr ...
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