An Apology for the Life of George Anne Bellamy, Late of Covent-Garden Theatre, Volumen5author, and sold, 1786 |
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... himself , I was obliged to wait with patience his coming . Mrs. Molloy and Mifs Ly'll vifited me in my durance ; and I believe the officer's houfe was never fo graced before .. 19 . Mrs. Ufher had been obliged to read my part . As foon ...
... himself , I was obliged to wait with patience his coming . Mrs. Molloy and Mifs Ly'll vifited me in my durance ; and I believe the officer's houfe was never fo graced before .. 19 . Mrs. Ufher had been obliged to read my part . As foon ...
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... endea- voured to revenge himself upon Coates . But he was disappointed in this .; for Coates , having re- ceived fome intimation of his defign , and dreading his ceived G. 19 A. BELLAMY . the caufe into chancery, where it remained hung ...
... endea- voured to revenge himself upon Coates . But he was disappointed in this .; for Coates , having re- ceived fome intimation of his defign , and dreading his ceived G. 19 A. BELLAMY . the caufe into chancery, where it remained hung ...
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... himself to be cruel , but difhoneft , in the ftrictest sense of the word . The Alderman then feemed to hint at my taking the benefit of an act of insolvency , which was at that time in agitation . I own , I never felt myfelf myfelf ...
... himself to be cruel , but difhoneft , in the ftrictest sense of the word . The Alderman then feemed to hint at my taking the benefit of an act of insolvency , which was at that time in agitation . I own , I never felt myfelf myfelf ...
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... himself , would fign ; and not only do that , but afford me fupport to the utmoft of their power . He accordingly fulfilled his promife , and advanced me fome money for my prefent exigencies . Mr. Rich received me with open arms ; and ...
... himself , would fign ; and not only do that , but afford me fupport to the utmoft of their power . He accordingly fulfilled his promife , and advanced me fome money for my prefent exigencies . Mr. Rich received me with open arms ; and ...
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... himself , both in England and Scotland , for a woman he had formerly been connected with . This , with our living feparately , doubled my expences . And the latter fubjected me to folicitations , to which every woman , who has been ...
... himself , both in England and Scotland , for a woman he had formerly been connected with . This , with our living feparately , doubled my expences . And the latter fubjected me to folicitations , to which every woman , who has been ...
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