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From the tete-a-tete with Mr. Thomas Tough, ſhe goes to her deſk again, and begins to write With what appetite ſhe may,
in the forlorn hope of procuring from her bookſeller part of the money ſhe has been compelled to promiſe to the ſaid Thomas's peremptory demands, on behalf of Mr. Humphrey Hotgooſe.
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From
the
tete-a-tete
with
Mr.
Thomas
Tough,
ſhe
goes
to
her
deſk
again,
and
begins
to
write
"With
what
appetite
ſhe
may,"
in
the
forlorn
hope
of
procuring
from
her
bookſeller
part
of
the
money
ſhe
has
been
compelled
to
promiſe
to
the
ſaid
Thomas's
peremptory
demands,
on
behalf
of
Mr.
Humphrey
Hotgooſe.
