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Page 231
... face was a fund of infinite gaiety ; even the parson , equally remarkable for his gravity and chin , could hardly refrain joining in the good humour . Our traveller could no longer patiently continue an object for deformity to point at ...
... face was a fund of infinite gaiety ; even the parson , equally remarkable for his gravity and chin , could hardly refrain joining in the good humour . Our traveller could no longer patiently continue an object for deformity to point at ...
Page 288
... face on some particular occasions . They like to have the face of various colours , as among the Tartars of Koreki , frequently sticking on , with spittle , little black patches on every part of it , except on the tip of the nose ...
... face on some particular occasions . They like to have the face of various colours , as among the Tartars of Koreki , frequently sticking on , with spittle , little black patches on every part of it , except on the tip of the nose ...
Page 416
... face to face , I would thus publickly , and in the face of the whole world , desire you to answer me one question ; I ask it with the same earnestness with which you have often solicited the public ; answer me , I say , at once ...
... face to face , I would thus publickly , and in the face of the whole world , desire you to answer me one question ; I ask it with the same earnestness with which you have often solicited the public ; answer me , I say , at once ...
Contents
CHAPTER PAGE | 23 |
Fresh mortifications or a demonstration that | 80 |
The Family use art which is opposed with still | 91 |
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