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Page 358
... French models . I can scarcely be- lieve that you have been misled by a vulgar error which supposes that , because we have been fuccefsful in taking French fhips of war , therefore the shape of our hips has been equal to theirs . The ...
... French models . I can scarcely be- lieve that you have been misled by a vulgar error which supposes that , because we have been fuccefsful in taking French fhips of war , therefore the shape of our hips has been equal to theirs . The ...
Page 392
... French funds a capital , the intereft of which brings him about eighty thousand livres a year : thus he has enough ... French Gil Blas ; or , Adventures of Henry Lanfon . By M. Le Maire , of Nancy . Tranflated from the third Edition in ...
... French funds a capital , the intereft of which brings him about eighty thousand livres a year : thus he has enough ... French Gil Blas ; or , Adventures of Henry Lanfon . By M. Le Maire , of Nancy . Tranflated from the third Edition in ...
Page 543
... French provinces will ere long afford fcenes , at which my heart revolts . War threatens on every fide ; the internal commotions be- come general ; and , if foreign powers interfere , which feems highly probable , Alface and Lorraine ...
... French provinces will ere long afford fcenes , at which my heart revolts . War threatens on every fide ; the internal commotions be- come general ; and , if foreign powers interfere , which feems highly probable , Alface and Lorraine ...
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