The Letters and Works of Lady Mary Wortley Montagu, Volume 1G. Bell, 1887 - 953 pages |
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Page xxii
... face PAGE 300 302 306 309 312 316 320 320 321 No date . - Kindness of Sir Godfrey Kneller 321 March 16 , 1720. - Wish for Lady Mary's residence at Twicken- ham - Lord Coventry's house - Lord Bathurst - The Town Eclogues 322 Aug. 22 ...
... face PAGE 300 302 306 309 312 316 320 320 321 No date . - Kindness of Sir Godfrey Kneller 321 March 16 , 1720. - Wish for Lady Mary's residence at Twicken- ham - Lord Coventry's house - Lord Bathurst - The Town Eclogues 322 Aug. 22 ...
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... . 99 36 102 ANNE WORTLEY MONTAGU . . to face page EDWARD WORTLEY MONTAGU . MEMOIR OF LADY MARY WORTLEY MONTAGU . Br W. MOY Feb 3, 1717 -Unquietness of mind-Pleasures of Italy- PAGE -Affection of Mr and Mrs Hervey-Declining PAGE.
... . 99 36 102 ANNE WORTLEY MONTAGU . . to face page EDWARD WORTLEY MONTAGU . MEMOIR OF LADY MARY WORTLEY MONTAGU . Br W. MOY Feb 3, 1717 -Unquietness of mind-Pleasures of Italy- PAGE -Affection of Mr and Mrs Hervey-Declining PAGE.
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... face should never change after his picture was once drawn ; and there are frequent indications throughout the letters that they were intended to be understood as written in the mock - heroic spirit . 99 That long after their quarrel ...
... face should never change after his picture was once drawn ; and there are frequent indications throughout the letters that they were intended to be understood as written in the mock - heroic spirit . 99 That long after their quarrel ...
Page lxxx
... face seems very young , and , in spite of wig , cravat , and other deforming appendages , very handsome . Miss , or Mrs. Addison , Addison's daughter by Lady Warwick , and his only child , far from having sufficient endowments to keep ...
... face seems very young , and , in spite of wig , cravat , and other deforming appendages , very handsome . Miss , or Mrs. Addison , Addison's daughter by Lady Warwick , and his only child , far from having sufficient endowments to keep ...
Page xci
... face him in this temper , thought it safest to abscond ; so , crept privately out of his own house by a back door , leaving my lady to bide the pelting of the storm , piti- less as it threatened to prove . Sir Robert , it is well known ...
... face him in this temper , thought it safest to abscond ; so , crept privately out of his own house by a back door , leaving my lady to bide the pelting of the storm , piti- less as it threatened to prove . Sir Robert , it is well known ...
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