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<p> you will observe throughout in the answers a great<lb/>desire to say something pointed & witty. and that she<lb/>was out of humour when she wrote them.</p><p>Her changing her mind with respect to the <sic>admiting</sic> them <lb/> to be published was certainly in <sic>conquence</sic> of the | <p> you will observe throughout in the answers a great<lb/>desire to say something pointed & witty. and that she<lb/>was out of humour when she wrote them.</p><p>Her changing her mind with respect to the <sic>admiting</sic> them <lb/> to be published was certainly in <sic>conquence</sic> of the persuasion <lb/>she was in that she had answered them fully; so <lb/>as to leave no slur on her management.</p> <p> <!-- top line partly cut through -->1783 } S.B. Petersburgh<lb/> Oct } to <lb/> } J.B. Linc. Inn <lb/> } <del> Petersburgh <gap/> </del> <add> Question Magazine</add><lb/> Anon. Queries with <lb/> the Empress's answers.<lb/> (N<hi rend="superscript">o</hi> 6)</p> | ||
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you will observe throughout in the answers a great
desire to say something pointed & witty. and that she
was out of humour when she wrote them.
Her changing her mind with respect to the admiting them
to be published was certainly in conquence of the persuasion
she was in that she had answered them fully; so
as to leave no slur on her management.
1783 } S.B. Petersburgh
Oct } to
} J.B. Linc. Inn
} Petersburgh Question Magazine
Anon. Queries with
the Empress's answers.
(No 6)
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