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This I know will be Matter of great Raillery to the small Wits; who will frequently
put me in mind of my Promise, desire me to keep my Word, assure me that it is
high Time to give over, with many other little Pleasantries of the like Nature,
which ...
This I know will be Matter of great Raillery to the small Wits; who will frequently
put me in mind of my Promise, desire me to keep my Word, assure me that it is
high Time to give over, with many other little Pleasantries of the like Nature,
which ...
Strana
I desire you would,for your own Sake, forbearsuchIntimations for the future; and
must say it is a great Piece of Illnature in you, to show so great an Esteem for a
Foreigner, and to discourage a Lyon that is your own Countryman. I take notice of
...
I desire you would,for your own Sake, forbearsuchIntimations for the future; and
must say it is a great Piece of Illnature in you, to show so great an Esteem for a
Foreigner, and to discourage a Lyon that is your own Countryman. I take notice of
...
Strana
But since there [is an Impostor [3]] abroad, who[takes upon him [4]] theName of
this young Gentleman, and would willingly pass for him in the World; to the end
that wellmeaning Persons maynotbe imposed upon by [Cheats [5]], I would
desire ...
But since there [is an Impostor [3]] abroad, who[takes upon him [4]] theName of
this young Gentleman, and would willingly pass for him in the World; to the end
that wellmeaning Persons maynotbe imposed upon by [Cheats [5]], I would
desire ...
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