 Bleflingbourne was withdrawn to his chamber for his afternoon's nap. Mr. De Grey's garden is exceedingly large, and part of it is difpofed into a wildernefs, whofe zigzag is fo intricate that you may fometimes have your whole profpect terminated by a...  The Tutor of Truth ... - Page 71by Mr. Pratt (Samuel Jackson) - 1784 - 136 lehteFull view - About this book
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...weary of his vociferous amufement ; for where is the pleafure of fpotting with inexperience — that I withdrew to Mr. DE GREY'S garden, unobferved, or at leaft uninterrupted, by the company. MED WAV N j was was watching his fifhing-rod : E,on.l BLESSINGBOURNE was withdrawn to his chamber for... | |
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