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15. oldal
My imperfections are from head to foot , as well as your lordship's . Lord Chalk . I beg your pardon there , Sir ; though my body's impaired - my head is as good as ever it was ; and as a proof of this I'll lay you a hundred guineas .
My imperfections are from head to foot , as well as your lordship's . Lord Chalk . I beg your pardon there , Sir ; though my body's impaired - my head is as good as ever it was ; and as a proof of this I'll lay you a hundred guineas .
26. oldal
There's a life for you , you old fright ! so trouble your head no more about your betters-I am so perfectly satisfied with myself , that I will not alter an atom of me , for all you can say ; so you may bottle up your philosophical ...
There's a life for you , you old fright ! so trouble your head no more about your betters-I am so perfectly satisfied with myself , that I will not alter an atom of me , for all you can say ; so you may bottle up your philosophical ...
29. oldal
I am sure my head is full of nothing seeEsop . ... that she is lately turn'd Papist , and is always railing at me and the government - The priest and she are continually laying their heads together , and I am afraid he has persuaded her ...
I am sure my head is full of nothing seeEsop . ... that she is lately turn'd Papist , and is always railing at me and the government - The priest and she are continually laying their heads together , and I am afraid he has persuaded her ...
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