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... the Afflu- ence of the Wealthy wool.) be ulelefi and burthcß- fome, and the Stately and Indolent, though fur- rounded with Richei, would not be able to pnr- chafe even the Nccc/lariee and Coavcnicnciet of Lite. The Ability, therefore, of tho Foot Msa to ...
... higheft admiration. .Compare, the avaricioui r» an with one who ha* but little-wealth, and enjoy I a blefling that all the richei in the world cannot purrhal'e, yet wilh that little ia fatiified, tbebleffing of content, how poor doei he appear, not to ...
... with .1 propcf a'lowioee to fhop_ftpers. Variety ?? ki andVttvtT. for gentlemiln's _.ar. D B V ' ?? ( Z E S. : ,' . , EDWARD HAL-E, Nurfery and S«_-frt|!in, in _ Hey Pcs, fon ar,d flitceflbr to the late Mrs. ,S»,ah Hhil'lps, takft this meOlodfO inform ...
... and attachment, Centlemen, Your molt faithful, grateful, And obedient humble fervants, IHtcfle,, R. H. COKE, O.i. if). 17-4. EDWARD PHELIPS. MINIATURE PROFILES, THE moll perfect Li kc nt fit- .. , by a Lady who has had the honour ol taking I'lorile* of the ...