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Excerpt from The Strange Adventures of the Count De Vinevil and His Family: Being an Account of What Happen''d to Them Whilst They Resided at Constantinople
I 2. The Adee?tetres of can form nothing more compleatly handfome or engaging. Her Mint? Well {aired the, fair Cabinet that contai''n''d it This Was Humble, Ge nerous, Una?''eéted, ryet Learned, Wife, Modeli, and Prudent above her Years or Sex; Gay in Conver fation, but by Nature Thoughtful had. All thesoftnefs of a - Woman with'' the Confiancy'' and Courage of a Hero in fine, her Soul was capa ble of every thing that was Nob], There needed noth''ing more than this Sympathy of Souls, to create the l''trongelt and moft lafiing Af fection betwixt this young Nobles man and Lady; they loved fo ten derly, and agreed fo well, that they feem''d only born for one atnother. The Evening before the Cou''nt/de. Vtfiemfl left*l1is Cattle to go for Turkey, he call''d'' the young Count fof Longuem''lle into his Clofet, and fpake to him? After this manner: My Lord and Son, fetid be, I am, you - fee; going to q-uit.my native 1 Country, and, to truli the faithlef''s Seas wirh;1fiyfel£ and all thar''isfi (fi-mineh 14, 7711 Adventdres of.
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I 2. The Adee?tetres of can form nothing more compleatly handfome or engaging. Her Mint? Well {aired the, fair Cabinet that contai''n''d it This Was Humble, Ge nerous, Una?''eéted, ryet Learned, Wife, Modeli, and Prudent above her Years or Sex; Gay in Conver fation, but by Nature Thoughtful had. All thesoftnefs of a - Woman with'' the Confiancy'' and Courage of a Hero in fine, her Soul was capa ble of every thing that was Nob], There needed noth''ing more than this Sympathy of Souls, to create the l''trongelt and moft lafiing Af fection betwixt this young Nobles man and Lady; they loved fo ten derly, and agreed fo well, that they feem''d only born for one atnother. The Evening before the Cou''nt/de. Vtfiemfl left*l1is Cattle to go for Turkey, he call''d'' the young Count fof Longuem''lle into his Clofet, and fpake to him? After this manner: My Lord and Son, fetid be, I am, you - fee; going to q-uit.my native 1 Country, and, to truli the faithlef''s Seas wirh;1fiyfel£ and all thar''isfi (fi-mineh 14, 7711 Adventdres of.
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This book is a reproduction of an important historical work. Forgotten Books uses state-of-the-art technology to digitally reconstruct the work, preserving the original format whilst repairing imperfections present in the aged copy. In rare cases, an imperfection in the original, such as a blemish or missing page, may be replicated in our edition. We do, however, repair the vast majority of imperfections successfully; any imperfections that remain are intentionally left to preserve the state of such historical works.
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