Fugitive Pieces, on Various Subjects, Volume 1R. and J. Dodsley, 1761 - English essays |
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... Beauty . Society . Gaming . II . An Account of the Em - V . A Modest Defence of peror of China's Gardens , near Pekin . III . Deformity . By William Hay , Efq . IV . Lucina fine Concubitu . VI . The Pretty Gentleman . VII . The Polite ...
... Beauty . Society . Gaming . II . An Account of the Em - V . A Modest Defence of peror of China's Gardens , near Pekin . III . Deformity . By William Hay , Efq . IV . Lucina fine Concubitu . VI . The Pretty Gentleman . VII . The Polite ...
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Robert Dodsley. CRITO : OR , A DIALOGUE ON BEAUTY . Vener Coelesti . Boitard Scule in Muf : Ex Gem : Florent : By Sir HARRY BEAUMONT . A DIALOGUE , I ON BEAUT Y .. T was.
Robert Dodsley. CRITO : OR , A DIALOGUE ON BEAUTY . Vener Coelesti . Boitard Scule in Muf : Ex Gem : Florent : By Sir HARRY BEAUMONT . A DIALOGUE , I ON BEAUT Y .. T was.
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... Beauty and Me- rits of Mrs. B *** as well as what a Brute of a Hufband fhe has the Misfortune to be married to . I just called there , before I fet out ; and , on the Servant's telling me , that his Lady had been up fome time , and was ...
... Beauty and Me- rits of Mrs. B *** as well as what a Brute of a Hufband fhe has the Misfortune to be married to . I just called there , before I fet out ; and , on the Servant's telling me , that his Lady had been up fome time , and was ...
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