... perfuaded by her Spark to bathe with him in a private Part of the Thames neat Windfor at low Water, to which Purpofe they for Privacy went without any Attendance to the River Side, where they both ftript, and paddled fome time within their Depth, but (allured ...

... is very far from exempting them from the Dominion of Chance, fubtle and infidious Power, who will intrude upon doraedick Privacy and folitary Meditation. There is Courfe of Life preferibed and limi ed. but that many Adions mull refulc liom arbitrary Elediou ...

... generally known : for the fame caufes which rendered their departure from Scotland neceffary, fuggelled the neceffity of privacy, even in foreign countries. An event, however, loon happened, which, whilft it removed the neceflity lurlher precautions, ...

... they conveyed to town in a coach, and carried them to the Poultrji-comptcr. This affair was conduced with fuch calmnefs and privacy, that not the lead buflle was made, and not even the Coachman knew what they were ut, till, when he brought his fare to town ...

... the extenfivcuefs his correfpondence, has lately difcovercd a fecret which the French Court had chenflied with the utmolt privacy, and which they deemed to be impenetrable: but by the vigilance of this gentleman it now remains no longer a fecret, that ...

... of his friends, and particularly a late r. is remarkable, that the return of a noble Peer from abroad was made with much privacy, that not the lead account has arrived from any town, either in this or in foreign kingdoms, of his palfage through fuch places ...

... the fick perfon pay three viftt, the man, with great reluftance, confented to receive him, which fhe did with the utmoft privacy, and conilantly was paid her fee. three or four vifits the patient feemed I'urprifingly recovered, and finding his endeavours ...

... who apoly to him, depend upon his principle of honour, that will ntlorm them whether Ire can them any not. The ftrifieft privacy may relied upon. The poor, who live in Sallibury, will, to the number of fifty, cure gratis ; but defires fuch poor who will ...

... to him, may depend upon his principle of honour, that will inform them whether he can them any ferv.ee or not. The Drifted privacy miv relied upon. poor, who live Sail (bury, he number of fifty, cure gratis; but defires fuel, poor who will want aff,dance ...

... him, may depend upon hia principle ol honour, that will Inform them ditcAly whether can them any good or not. Th« drifted privacy nny relied upon. ll>e Doftor hat a great number poor patients under hii care, who are aftiiftcd with dirterent diforders and ...

... may depend upon his principle of honour, that he will inform them whether he can do them any fervice or not. The ftritteft privacy may be relied upon. The Doftor will rtay for fome considerable time longer, and continue, as ufual, to cure the poor, who ...

... they may depend upon his principle of honour, that he will inform them whether he can them any fervice or not. The rtrifteft privacy may be relied upon. The will ftay for fome confiderable time longer, and continue, ufual, cure the poor, who live in this ...