Universal Magazine of Knowledge and Pleasure, Svazek 38Pub. for J. Hinton, 1766 |
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... Lord - that's too much . [ fmiling . Lord Ogle . Too much ? -I don't com- prehend you . 1 Sterl . What you , my Lord , marry my Fanny ! -Blefs me , what will the folks fay ? Lord Ogle . Why , what will they fay ? Sterl . That you're a ...
... Lord - that's too much . [ fmiling . Lord Ogle . Too much ? -I don't com- prehend you . 1 Sterl . What you , my Lord , marry my Fanny ! -Blefs me , what will the folks fay ? Lord Ogle . Why , what will they fay ? Sterl . That you're a ...
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... Lord Minum . What , when he choaks his wife ? - Col. T. And calls her whore ? Sir Patrick Mahony . King Richard calls his horfe - and then Macbeth , a Whene'er he murders , -takes away the breath . My blood runs cold at ev'ry fyllable ...
... Lord Minum . What , when he choaks his wife ? - Col. T. And calls her whore ? Sir Patrick Mahony . King Richard calls his horfe - and then Macbeth , a Whene'er he murders , -takes away the breath . My blood runs cold at ev'ry fyllable ...
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... Lord Ruffel , who died in the life- time of his father Francis , Earl of Bed- ford ; by whom he had iffue nine fons , and four daughters . Edward Somerset , Lord Herbert , eldeft fon , fucceeded this Henry his father , anno 1646 , and ...
... Lord Ruffel , who died in the life- time of his father Francis , Earl of Bed- ford ; by whom he had iffue nine fons , and four daughters . Edward Somerset , Lord Herbert , eldeft fon , fucceeded this Henry his father , anno 1646 , and ...
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