The Spectator [by J. Addison and others]. With hist. and biogr. preface, and explanatory notes, المجلد 41823 |
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... lady of two feet high , and would ruin me in silks , were not the quantity that goes to a large pincushion sufficient to make her a gown and petticoat . She told me the other day , that she heard the ladies wore coloured hoods , and ...
... lady of two feet high , and would ruin me in silks , were not the quantity that goes to a large pincushion sufficient to make her a gown and petticoat . She told me the other day , that she heard the ladies wore coloured hoods , and ...
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... Lady Mary Compton ; but others with more probability have assured the annotator , that the letter referred to Sir Ambrose Crowley and his lady . See Tat . ed . 1786 , cr . 8vo . vol . v . additional notes , p . 405 and 406. N. B. This ...
... Lady Mary Compton ; but others with more probability have assured the annotator , that the letter referred to Sir Ambrose Crowley and his lady . See Tat . ed . 1786 , cr . 8vo . vol . v . additional notes , p . 405 and 406. N. B. This ...
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... Lady Mary Oddly , an in- digent young woman of quality . To cut short the marriage - treaty , 1 threw her a charte blanche , as our news - papers call it , desiring her to write upon it her own terms . She was very concise in her ...
... Lady Mary Oddly , an in- digent young woman of quality . To cut short the marriage - treaty , 1 threw her a charte blanche , as our news - papers call it , desiring her to write upon it her own terms . She was very concise in her ...
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