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NYEP(D.750.002
22 Jan 1750:12,21 (244)
Of Fancy. From an Ingenious Author. Reason and
imagination, tho' they are very unlike each other. . . [3/4
column, in his imagination, he goes to Constantinople] I
stole out of the Seraglio one moon-light night, and walked
five hundred leagues before morning; and then I arrived at a
certain King's court, where, by my good dancing, and my
skill in dress, I merited the King's daughter, and had her
given me for a wife; but she proved such an errant scold,
that there was no living with her; so we were divorced. . .
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