The Novels and Miscellaneous Works of Daniel Defoe, Volume 4Bell & Daldy, 1854 |
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Page 49
... jewels ; that it was true that he had discoursed with him about jewels , but could not imagine how any villains should hear of his coming at that time with them ; that he had not ordered him to attend with them at Versailles , but told ...
... jewels ; that it was true that he had discoursed with him about jewels , but could not imagine how any villains should hear of his coming at that time with them ; that he had not ordered him to attend with them at Versailles , but told ...
Page 59
... jewels and clothes , or money for clothes ; he sent his gentle- man to the mercer's , and bought me a suit , or whole piece , of the finest brocaded silk , figured with gold , and another with silver , and another of crimson ; so that.
... jewels and clothes , or money for clothes ; he sent his gentle- man to the mercer's , and bought me a suit , or whole piece , of the finest brocaded silk , figured with gold , and another with silver , and another of crimson ; so that.
Page 66
... jewels , and fine furniture which his highness had given me , should be restored to him by my women , and the keys be immediately delivered to his gentleman in case of disaster . Then I recommended my woman , Amy , to his favour for a ...
... jewels , and fine furniture which his highness had given me , should be restored to him by my women , and the keys be immediately delivered to his gentleman in case of disaster . Then I recommended my woman , Amy , to his favour for a ...
Page 96
... jewels , to a vast value , and I might leave all those with him ; that I might , indeed , do ; and so I might with several other merchants in Paris , who would give me bills for it , payable at London ; but then I ran a hazard of my ...
... jewels , to a vast value , and I might leave all those with him ; that I might , indeed , do ; and so I might with several other merchants in Paris , who would give me bills for it , payable at London ; but then I ran a hazard of my ...
Page 97
... jewels to dispose of , and also some money which I had a mind to send to England , and to follow there myself ; but being but a woman , and having no correspondence in London , or anywhere else , I knew not what to do , or how to secure ...
... jewels to dispose of , and also some money which I had a mind to send to England , and to follow there myself ; but being but a woman , and having no correspondence in London , or anywhere else , I knew not what to do , or how to secure ...
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