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... court places , one of them that of a maid of honor ; one brother ob- tained a cornetcy in the Horse Guards ; another a chief clerkship in the annuity office ; and her nephew was sent out with Lord Albemarle to Spain . A more remarkable ...
... court places , one of them that of a maid of honor ; one brother ob- tained a cornetcy in the Horse Guards ; another a chief clerkship in the annuity office ; and her nephew was sent out with Lord Albemarle to Spain . A more remarkable ...
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... court , before I see our own . I wish , for the honor of Versailles , and for the im- provement of virtue and letters , we could have here some ladies like you . You see , my wishes are unbounded . So is the respect and gratitude I am ...
... court , before I see our own . I wish , for the honor of Versailles , and for the im- provement of virtue and letters , we could have here some ladies like you . You see , my wishes are unbounded . So is the respect and gratitude I am ...
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... court , directed their attacks ually thickened as the reality began to exhibit against the existence of the monarchy . itself , and armed bands began to pass ; as , one by The dismissal of the Girondin ministers was one , friend and ...
... court , directed their attacks ually thickened as the reality began to exhibit against the existence of the monarchy . itself , and armed bands began to pass ; as , one by The dismissal of the Girondin ministers was one , friend and ...
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