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Strana 91
... live without the constant helps of business or company , let them consider , that in the country there is no Exchange , there are no play- houses , no variety of coffee - houses , nor many of those other amusements which serve here as ...
... live without the constant helps of business or company , let them consider , that in the country there is no Exchange , there are no play- houses , no variety of coffee - houses , nor many of those other amusements which serve here as ...
Strana 307
... live . When these are joined to men of warm spirits , without temper or learning , they are frequently corrected with stripes ; but one of our famous lawyers is of opinion that this ought to be used sparingly 1 . As I remember those are ...
... live . When these are joined to men of warm spirits , without temper or learning , they are frequently corrected with stripes ; but one of our famous lawyers is of opinion that this ought to be used sparingly 1 . As I remember those are ...
Strana 359
... live in taverns ; he is an orderly sober rascal , and thinks much to sleep in an entry until two in a morning . He told me one day when he was dressing me , that he wondered I was not dead before now , since I went to dinner in the ...
... live in taverns ; he is an orderly sober rascal , and thinks much to sleep in an entry until two in a morning . He told me one day when he was dressing me , that he wondered I was not dead before now , since I went to dinner in the ...
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