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BC.768.008
18-25 Jan 1768:543,551,552 (1/6)
Benificence Exemplified. London, 1767. [Parable of Celia
and Cottilus, middle of 2nd column:] Cottilus was decently
dressed, and so not beneath the notice of Florio: who
complained how greatly his was disappointed in not getting
into the playhouse tho' he had used his utmost endeavours;
that some hundreds had share the same fate: for his part he
was determined not to carry the money home, and if Cottilus
would accompany him to the tavern, he would treat him. . .
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