The Letters and Works of Lady Mary Wortley Montagu, Volume 1G. Bell, 1887 - 953 pages |
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... acquaintance after the manner of Pyramus and Thisbe 31 1711. - Prospects of a peace - Domestic affairs - The Spectator 32 March , 1712. - Fire in Arlington - street - Escape of Mr. and Mrs. Coleman - Quarrel between the Duchess of ...
... acquaintance after the manner of Pyramus and Thisbe 31 1711. - Prospects of a peace - Domestic affairs - The Spectator 32 March , 1712. - Fire in Arlington - street - Escape of Mr. and Mrs. Coleman - Quarrel between the Duchess of ...
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... - The Seven Towers . · To Mr. Pope , June 17. - Heat of Constantinople - The Bel- grade village - The Black Sea - Hankering after friends and 185 190 191 196 202 PAGE acquaintance - Human souls and human passions - Killing CONTENTS . xix.
... - The Seven Towers . · To Mr. Pope , June 17. - Heat of Constantinople - The Bel- grade village - The Black Sea - Hankering after friends and 185 190 191 196 202 PAGE acquaintance - Human souls and human passions - Killing CONTENTS . xix.
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... acquaintance - Human souls and human passions - Killing time - Warmth of friendship 207 212 To the Lady — , June 17. - Commission to buy a Greek slave - Pride of the Turks - Balm of Mecca - Love charms . 209 * To Mr. P. , Sept. 1 ...
... acquaintance - Human souls and human passions - Killing time - Warmth of friendship 207 212 To the Lady — , June 17. - Commission to buy a Greek slave - Pride of the Turks - Balm of Mecca - Love charms . 209 * To Mr. P. , Sept. 1 ...
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... acquainted with the business - Ex- pressions of uneasiness . No date . - Renewal of M. Rémond's threats - Desire to be rid of hearing from him - Indolence at Twickenham 325 328 329 330 330 · 332 July , 1721. - Affection of Mr. and Mrs ...
... acquainted with the business - Ex- pressions of uneasiness . No date . - Renewal of M. Rémond's threats - Desire to be rid of hearing from him - Indolence at Twickenham 325 328 329 330 330 · 332 July , 1721. - Affection of Mr. and Mrs ...
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... acquaintance had ripened into an affection that on her part was full of respect and tender- ness , and on his was scarcely less deep and sincere . Young readers will , I fear , never be brought to regard their stealthy continuance of ...
... acquaintance had ripened into an affection that on her part was full of respect and tender- ness , and on his was scarcely less deep and sincere . Young readers will , I fear , never be brought to regard their stealthy continuance of ...
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Page 185 - I am patriot enough to take pains to bring this useful invention into fashion in England; and I should not fail to write to some of our doctors very particularly about it, if I knew any one of them that I thought had virtue enough to destroy such a considerable branch of their revenue, for the good of mankind.