Universal Magazine of Knowledge and Pleasure, Nide 35Pub. for J. Hinton., 1764 |
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Sivu 144
... Alderson to raise the least objection a- gainft fo fuitable an alliance . Lord Revel lought his friendship , taught Sarah's lover the art of condescending without bafeness to Alderfon's infupportable vanity , and by dex- trous ...
... Alderson to raise the least objection a- gainft fo fuitable an alliance . Lord Revel lought his friendship , taught Sarah's lover the art of condescending without bafeness to Alderfon's infupportable vanity , and by dex- trous ...
Sivu 147
... Alderson , at the infamous price it was rated at ? Could you have trod under foot the afhes of your father , and defpifed all your ancestors ? This I know , faid Edward , but I cannot live without Sarah . ' I have fo fincere an efteem ...
... Alderson , at the infamous price it was rated at ? Could you have trod under foot the afhes of your father , and defpifed all your ancestors ? This I know , faid Edward , but I cannot live without Sarah . ' I have fo fincere an efteem ...
Sivu 185
... Alderson paffed in her lodgings for the wife of a private Gentleman of the county of Kent , and it was the widow of fubaltern Officer , by name Mrs. Larkin , that kept the house . This woman , ftruck with the air of dignity in Lady ...
... Alderson paffed in her lodgings for the wife of a private Gentleman of the county of Kent , and it was the widow of fubaltern Officer , by name Mrs. Larkin , that kept the house . This woman , ftruck with the air of dignity in Lady ...
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