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... lady Jane , after wearing the This extraordinary young person , vain pageantry of a crown during ten besides the solid endowments of piety days , returned to a private life , with and virtue , possessed the most en- much more ...
... lady Jane , after wearing the This extraordinary young person , vain pageantry of a crown during ten besides the solid endowments of piety days , returned to a private life , with and virtue , possessed the most en- much more ...
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... lady's ( on the printer's word vate a strict correspondence , and to in the title - page ) , and thought it too whom it will not be doubted , but presuming , as well as indecent , to you open your secret sentiments , and contend with ...
... lady's ( on the printer's word vate a strict correspondence , and to in the title - page ) , and thought it too whom it will not be doubted , but presuming , as well as indecent , to you open your secret sentiments , and contend with ...
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... lady's face by a salute , that your courtly dames may learn to put on their faces a little tighter ; but as for my own daugh- $ 63 . Painting disagreeable in Wo- ters , while such fashions prevail , they men . A lady's face , like the ...
... lady's face by a salute , that your courtly dames may learn to put on their faces a little tighter ; but as for my own daugh- $ 63 . Painting disagreeable in Wo- ters , while such fashions prevail , they men . A lady's face , like the ...
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VOL II | 1 |
The effects of a dissolution of the Fede | 16 |
Necessity of the Union | 23 |
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