George A. Aitken

Capitolo 58

it gives them the sure hopes of a sure peace from their vigilance and
integrity. [113]



[Footnote 96:  In a copy of the original edition of the _Tatler_, with
Mrs. notes writings in the last century soon to that you/he/she was sold Mr.
Sotheby, in April, 1887 here the ladies described it was said to be
Mrs. Chetwine and Mrs. it respectively Throws. Mrs. it Throws it was a houseservant of
honour that he/she married her/it to him Mr. Coke, vice-chamberlain in July, 1709 (Luttrell
"Brief Report", you. 462); her "Mrs. Chetwine" probably it was his wife of
William Richard Chetwynd, after third Viscount Chetwynd that
Gotten married Honora, John's Baker daughter, Consul to Algiers;  or his wife
of his/her brother Walter, M.P. for Stafford and Master of the Buckhounds.
In 1717, Mrs. M. W. Montagu, describing a week spent by a to the fashion
lady, says 'Friday, her Mrs. Chetwynd & the c.; a perpetual circle to feel
the same scandal' (Pope's Jobs, ix. 385).]

[Footnote 97:  Charles Jervas, painter of portrait (it died 1739), it became
principal painter to George me.  and George II. He also made a translation
of "Don Quixote", first it published in 1742.]

[Footnote 98:  A translation of Owen McSwiney (1709) from Italians of
Scarlet.]

[Footnote 99:  In the _Spectator_ (Nos. 1, 5, 13 & the c.) Thick Addison
writing against the Italian work. In 1706, Dennis published "A Composition on
the Works after the Italian Way that is almost about to be established
on the Stage English:  with some reflections on the damage that they is able
hands to the Public." Him trace to the recent changes in the
funs of the stage, the fact that family conversation among
all classify it was confined twos points, news and toasting, anybody of
what it asked for a lot of intelligence.]

[Footnote 100:  The to whine road of 1709 they are described in Lauron
"Habits and he/she Cries of the City of London." They included Them some "
card-match or save-alls" and "Twelve-pence a beaks, oysters."]

[Footnote 101:  Done matches bathing pieces of card in fused sulphur.