The Lady's Magazine: Or Entertaining Companion for the Fair Sex, Appropriated Solely to Their Use and Amusement, Volume 21Robinson and Roberts, 1790 - Great Britain |
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Page 35
... please her husband , the divides his friends into much the fame claffes , thofe who drink , and those who do not drink ; the whift play- ers , the quadrille players , and the · humdrums - the latter fhe common- ly fets down to loo , or ...
... please her husband , the divides his friends into much the fame claffes , thofe who drink , and those who do not drink ; the whift play- ers , the quadrille players , and the · humdrums - the latter fhe common- ly fets down to loo , or ...
Page 60
... please , ma'am , you may anfwer . " I could mention many other re- fpects in which the ladies have ob- tained the fupreme command ; but fo far am I from objecting , that I very much approve of their taking a particularly active part in ...
... please , ma'am , you may anfwer . " I could mention many other re- fpects in which the ladies have ob- tained the fupreme command ; but fo far am I from objecting , that I very much approve of their taking a particularly active part in ...
Page 77
... please with your's , and I will do nothing to mine ; and 77 I will wager your bill that my leg gets well the first . " I have frequently heard him men- tion , with great triumph , that he beat the apothecary by a fortnight ! All this ...
... please with your's , and I will do nothing to mine ; and 77 I will wager your bill that my leg gets well the first . " I have frequently heard him men- tion , with great triumph , that he beat the apothecary by a fortnight ! All this ...
Page 125
... please the old gentleman , who was as eager after it , as any pauper in the parish . In the advance of the season , his morning employment was to pick up any tray chips , bones , or other things , to carry to the fire , in his pocket ...
... please the old gentleman , who was as eager after it , as any pauper in the parish . In the advance of the season , his morning employment was to pick up any tray chips , bones , or other things , to carry to the fire , in his pocket ...
Page 136
... please - I can keep a fecret as well as another -I am not obliged to mention what gentlemen vifit me . " " Madam , I beg your pardon ; but when you know my reafon for afking , I hope you will acknowledge that I - 1 - have - fome - I ...
... please - I can keep a fecret as well as another -I am not obliged to mention what gentlemen vifit me . " " Madam , I beg your pardon ; but when you know my reafon for afking , I hope you will acknowledge that I - 1 - have - fome - I ...
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