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... favour . The Earl of Newcastle to Mr. Secretary Windebank . Noble Sir , " I beseech you to prefent me in the most humble manner in the world to his Sacred Majefty , and to let his Majesty know I fhall as cheerfully as diligently obey ...
... favour . The Earl of Newcastle to Mr. Secretary Windebank . Noble Sir , " I beseech you to prefent me in the most humble manner in the world to his Sacred Majefty , and to let his Majesty know I fhall as cheerfully as diligently obey ...
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... favour , it is perfectly agreeable to his fentiments , to endeavour to fupplant you . As yet , however , he has made me no overtures . Bev . So far then at least he is not unfaithful . Bat Oh , my Lydia ! may I interpret your repugnance ...
... favour , it is perfectly agreeable to his fentiments , to endeavour to fupplant you . As yet , however , he has made me no overtures . Bev . So far then at least he is not unfaithful . Bat Oh , my Lydia ! may I interpret your repugnance ...
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... favour of a caufe for which he had been so great a fufferer , ftill he was tormented by the remembrance that he had once been at the head of it , that through his ill fuccefs it had been ruined , and that another more able and more ...
... favour of a caufe for which he had been so great a fufferer , ftill he was tormented by the remembrance that he had once been at the head of it , that through his ill fuccefs it had been ruined , and that another more able and more ...
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FELLS Poem on the Times | 20 |
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