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Side iv
... England ; with its frivolous Motives XVIII . Story of the Chinese Matron XIX . The English Method of treating Women caught in Adultery- The Russian Method . · 71 133 • 75 80 XX . Some Account of the Republic of Letters in England 84 ...
... England ; with its frivolous Motives XVIII . Story of the Chinese Matron XIX . The English Method of treating Women caught in Adultery- The Russian Method . · 71 133 • 75 80 XX . Some Account of the Republic of Letters in England 84 ...
Side vi
... England by their Dress Two instances of this 217 LIII . The absurd Taste for obscene and pert Novels , such as " Tris- tram Shandy , " ridiculed 221 LIV . Beau Tibbs - Character of an important Trifler 227 LV . His Character continued ...
... England by their Dress Two instances of this 217 LIII . The absurd Taste for obscene and pert Novels , such as " Tris- tram Shandy , " ridiculed 221 LIV . Beau Tibbs - Character of an important Trifler 227 LV . His Character continued ...
Side viii
... Gaming among Ladies ridiculed 408 CIII . The Chinese Philosopher begins to think of quitting England 410 CIV . The Arts some make use of to appear learned 412 LETTER CV . The intended Coronation described PAGE 415 CVI viii CONTENTS .
... Gaming among Ladies ridiculed 408 CIII . The Chinese Philosopher begins to think of quitting England 410 CIV . The Arts some make use of to appear learned 412 LETTER CV . The intended Coronation described PAGE 415 CVI viii CONTENTS .
Side ix
... England . 433 CXI . On the different Sects in England ; particularly Methodists 438 CXII . An Election described 441 CXIII . A Literary Contest of great importance ; in which both sides fight by Epigram 444 CXIV . Against the Marriage ...
... England . 433 CXI . On the different Sects in England ; particularly Methodists 438 CXII . An Election described 441 CXIII . A Literary Contest of great importance ; in which both sides fight by Epigram 444 CXIV . Against the Marriage ...
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... cannot improve , for I have already all that I want . My passage by sea from Rotterdam to England was more 18 CITIZEN OF THE WORLD . Arrival of the Chinese Philosopher in London-His Motives for Journey-Description of the Streets and Houses.
... cannot improve , for I have already all that I want . My passage by sea from Rotterdam to England was more 18 CITIZEN OF THE WORLD . Arrival of the Chinese Philosopher in London-His Motives for Journey-Description of the Streets and Houses.
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