The Student, Or, The Oxford and Cambridge Monthly Miscellany, Volumen2J. Newbery ... J. Barrett in Oxford, and J. Merrill in Cambridge, 1751 |
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To the STUDIENT or the Oxbridge and Cam- bridge Monthly Miss Sallany . I Mr. STUDIENT , SIR , Think it apeish and foolish and ridiculous and filly in you that are a schollard to fet your wit agin a hoop petticoat and to put thoughts ...
To the STUDIENT or the Oxbridge and Cam- bridge Monthly Miss Sallany . I Mr. STUDIENT , SIR , Think it apeish and foolish and ridiculous and filly in you that are a schollard to fet your wit agin a hoop petticoat and to put thoughts ...
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... miss MOLLY stays in the room , I immediately give her up for loft . Since , take my word for it in Latin , ( for I would not be understood when I fpeak of a lady's weakness ) Tutatur favor Euryalum , lacrymæque decora . On the REALITY ...
... miss MOLLY stays in the room , I immediately give her up for loft . Since , take my word for it in Latin , ( for I would not be understood when I fpeak of a lady's weakness ) Tutatur favor Euryalum , lacrymæque decora . On the REALITY ...
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... Miss W — ST — L . V. Had I parchment a fcroll , from hence to Ferrol , Good faith , it wou'd take up the last ell , Each charm to indite , and endowment fo bright Of the fair one I die for , Mifs W - ST - L . VI . A Of beauties a score ...
... Miss W — ST — L . V. Had I parchment a fcroll , from hence to Ferrol , Good faith , it wou'd take up the last ell , Each charm to indite , and endowment fo bright Of the fair one I die for , Mifs W - ST - L . VI . A Of beauties a score ...
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