The Novels and Miscellaneous Works of Daniel Defoe, Volume 4Bell & Daldy, 1854 |
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Page 25
... lodgings for the summer gentry , says he , by which you will easily get a good comfortable subsistence , especially seeing you shall pay me no rent for two years , nor after neither , unless you can afford it . This was the first view I ...
... lodgings for the summer gentry , says he , by which you will easily get a good comfortable subsistence , especially seeing you shall pay me no rent for two years , nor after neither , unless you can afford it . This was the first view I ...
Page 28
... lodging with me . I pressed him to stay that night , and told him I should be glad a friend so valuable should be under the same roof with me ; and indeed I began at that time not only to be much obliged to him , but to love him too ...
... lodging with me . I pressed him to stay that night , and told him I should be glad a friend so valuable should be under the same roof with me ; and indeed I began at that time not only to be much obliged to him , but to love him too ...
Page 53
... lodging , for one night ? I told him I had but a homely lodg- ing to entertain such a guest . He said something exceeding kind on that head , but not fit to repeat , adding , that my com- pany would make him amends . About midnight he ...
... lodging , for one night ? I told him I had but a homely lodg- ing to entertain such a guest . He said something exceeding kind on that head , but not fit to repeat , adding , that my com- pany would make him amends . About midnight he ...
Page 65
... lodgings , good gardens , and all things very easy to my content ; but one thing did not please me at all , viz . , that an old woman was provided , and put into the house to furnish everything necessary to my lying - in , and to assist ...
... lodgings , good gardens , and all things very easy to my content ; but one thing did not please me at all , viz . , that an old woman was provided , and put into the house to furnish everything necessary to my lying - in , and to assist ...
Page 72
... lodgings ; but the gentleman in whose lodgings we were , with his lady and several others , went out to see the king , and I had the honour to be asked to go with them . After we had seen the king , who did not stay long in the gardens ...
... lodgings ; but the gentleman in whose lodgings we were , with his lady and several others , went out to see the king , and I had the honour to be asked to go with them . After we had seen the king , who did not stay long in the gardens ...
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