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Strip it of these, what is it?" I find the moment of his death described in a singular book, the "Life of a Foot-man." I give it with all its particulars. "In the month of January, 1768, we set off for London. We stopped for some time at Almack's house in Pall-Mall. My master afterwards took Sir James Gray's house in Clifford-street, who was going ambassador to Spain.
He walked backward and forward, with hasty steps, for some minutes; then sat down and wrote a letter to Virginia. When he had finished it, he put it into Mrs. Ormond's hands. "Read it seal it give it to her and let her answer be sent to town to me, at Dr. X.'s, in Clifford-street." Mrs.
Vincent obtruded itself with such force, that it could not be resisted. From Dr. X he thought he could obtain full information, and he hastened immediately to town. When he got to Clifford-street, he found that the doctor was not at home; his servant said, he might probably be met with at Mrs. Margaret Delacour's, as he usually finished his morning rounds at her house. Thither Mr.
I saw him, one moonlight evening when the peace and purity of our Arcadian west were at their height, polk with the lovely daughter of a cleaner of gloves, from the door-steps of his own residence, across Saville- row, round by Clifford-street and Old Burlington-street, back to Burlington-gardens. Is this the Golden Age revived, or Iron London? The Dentist's servant.
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