The European Magazine, and London Review, Том 5Philological Society of London, 1784 |
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... hearts , and of fo much magnitude and in- tereft , may never lofe the hold which it now has of the public enquiry ... heart . Whether he thought his noble relation , Lord Mahon , neglected , or his own me- tits and popularity not ...
... hearts , and of fo much magnitude and in- tereft , may never lofe the hold which it now has of the public enquiry ... heart . Whether he thought his noble relation , Lord Mahon , neglected , or his own me- tits and popularity not ...
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... heart , is the burthen of a thousand fongs , fewof which are more contemptible than the above . And the conceit which winds up the fecond is as inferior to the ufual points of wit in Anacreon , as a modern French petit maitre is to an ...
... heart , is the burthen of a thousand fongs , fewof which are more contemptible than the above . And the conceit which winds up the fecond is as inferior to the ufual points of wit in Anacreon , as a modern French petit maitre is to an ...
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... heart , to which are attached two wings , and over it is placed a crown . Heraldry may Lady Augufta Campbell , Lady ... Hearts - female ones of courfe ; and that by the wings , his own appears to be in the flutter of everlasting youth ...
... heart , to which are attached two wings , and over it is placed a crown . Heraldry may Lady Augufta Campbell , Lady ... Hearts - female ones of courfe ; and that by the wings , his own appears to be in the flutter of everlasting youth ...
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... heart devoted to parfi mony , fhe liftened to the devoirs of the wealthieft of her admirers . This gentleman , who we find was originally an apothecary , but then of the long robe , enticed her to his embraces , and lived in perfect ...
... heart devoted to parfi mony , fhe liftened to the devoirs of the wealthieft of her admirers . This gentleman , who we find was originally an apothecary , but then of the long robe , enticed her to his embraces , and lived in perfect ...
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... heart . And I from this day fhall look upon you as my best friend . " Now fir ! replied Mrs. P. I have heard the expreffion that I have defired for thefe last fifteen years . Reft affured , that I fhall never forget , while I have life ...
... heart . And I from this day fhall look upon you as my best friend . " Now fir ! replied Mrs. P. I have heard the expreffion that I have defired for thefe last fifteen years . Reft affured , that I fhall never forget , while I have life ...
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