DATE
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LOCATION
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CITATION
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TEXT INDEX ENTRY
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1762.11.12
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Portsmouth
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CITATION
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Good Advice [t] [beg] If you would live from all incumbrance free
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1731.11.04
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Philadelphia
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CITATION
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Good Advice to an Old Miser [t] [beg] What how now, old Grandsire, what is
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1770.12.24
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Boston
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CITATION
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Good Christians that do Christmas keep [fl]
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1749.01.17
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Philadelphia
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CITATION
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Good Conscience the Truest Liberty, A [t] [beg] Good unexpected, evil
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1759.03.05
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Boston
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CITATION
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Good cust'mers are (without all jeering) [fl]
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1773.06.15
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Charleston
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CITATION
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Good Friday [t] [beg] Who on mount Calvary do I see?
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1769.12.30
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Stratford
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CITATION
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Good friends, for Jesus' sake, forbear [fl]
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1737.02.21
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Boston
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CITATION
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Good Madam when ladies are willing [fl]
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1737.07.15
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London
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CITATION
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Good madam, when ladies are willing [fl]
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1771.01.24
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Williamsburg
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CITATION
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Good man's steps are all with caution trod, A [fl]
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1771.03.11
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Boston
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CITATION
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Good man's steps are all with caution trod, A [fl]
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1767.11.05
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New York
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CITATION
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Good men are scarce, the just are thinly sown [fl]
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1767.03.30
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Boston
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CITATION
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Good-morrow friend: Have you bro't down [fl]
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1767.04.10
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Boston
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CITATION
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Good-morrow friend; have you bro't down [fl]
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1781.01.31
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New York
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CITATION
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Good morrow to thee-how do'st do? [fl]
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1776.02.08
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New York
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CITATION
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Good Mr. Printer, consider its winter [fl]
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1775.02.27
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New York
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CITATION
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Good name in man and woman [fl]
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1770.04.26
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Philadelphia
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CITATION
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Good Natur'd Man [t], to be performed in Philadelphia
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1770.05.03
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Philadelphia
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CITATION
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Good Natur'd Man [t], to be performed in Philadelphia
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1769.01.12
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Philadelphia
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CITATION
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Good Natured Man [t], for sale by Bradford, W and T
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1782.03.23
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New York
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CITATION
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Good Natured Man [t], for sale by Rivington, James
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1782.03.27
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New York
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CITATION
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Good Natured Man [t], for sale by Rivington, James
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1782.03.30
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New York
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CITATION
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Good Natured Man [t], for sale by Rivington, James
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1782.04.03
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New York
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CITATION
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Good Natured Man [t], for sale by Rivington, James
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1782.04.06
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New York
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CITATION
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Good Natured Man [t], for sale by Rivington, James
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1782.04.10
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New York
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CITATION
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Good Natured Man [t], for sale by Rivington, James
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1782.04.13
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New York
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CITATION
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Good Natured Man [t], for sale by Rivington, James
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1768.05.02
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Boston
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CITATION
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Good Natured Man [t] (Goldsmith), for sale by Mein, John
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1768.05.09
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Boston
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CITATION
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Good Natured Man [t] (Goldsmith), for sale by Mein, John
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1768.05.16
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Boston
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CITATION
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Good Natured Man [t] (Goldsmith), for sale by Mein, John
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1769.09.06
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London
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CITATION
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Good Natured Man [t], in theatrical metaphor of current events
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1769.01.02
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London
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CITATION
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Good-Natured Man [t], play titles in anecdote of current event
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1769.03.07
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London
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CITATION
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Good-Natured Man [t], play titles in anecdote of current event
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1770.04.26
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Philadelphia
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CITATION
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Good Natured Man [t], to be performed in Philadelphia
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1770.05.03
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Philadelphia
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CITATION
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Good Natured Man [t], to be performed in Philadelphia
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1780.01.22
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New York
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CITATION
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Good Neighbours, if you'll give me leave [fl]
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1738.05.05
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Gloucester
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CITATION
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Good now, Mr. Tart [fl]
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1764.04.02
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Gloucester
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CITATION
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Good now, Mr. Tart [fl]
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1773.11.29
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Boston
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CITATION
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Good Old Simeon [beg] Now lettest &c, in The Review [t], a poem
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1773.11.04
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Boston
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CITATION
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Good Old Sir Simon [t] [beg] Now lettest, in The Review [t], a poem, satire
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1782.08.13
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Springfield
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CITATION
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Good people, I am come to let you know [fl]
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1780.10.02
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Boston
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CITATION
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Good People, we are come to let you know [fl]
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1780.10.18
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Chatham
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CITATION
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Good People, we are come to let you know [fl]
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1736.02.05
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Philadelphia
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CITATION
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Good repute, a virtuous name, A [fl]
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1783.01.22
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Chatham
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CITATION
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Good sense and learning may esteem obtain [fl]
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1783.02.25
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Springfield
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CITATION
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Good sense and learning may esteem obtain [fl]
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1776.01.25
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New York
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CITATION
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Good Sir! I first your pardon crave [fl]
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1735.02.11
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Philadelphia
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CITATION
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Good, that never satisfied the mind, A [fl]
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1735.01.06
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London
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CITATION
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Good, that never satisfies the mind, A [fl]
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1737.07.16
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Charleston
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CITATION
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Good unexpected, evil unforeseen [fl]
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1749.01.17
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Philadelphia
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CITATION
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Good unexpected, evil unforeseen [fl]
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1756.03.04
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London
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CITATION
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Good unexpected, evil unforeseen [fl]
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1770.10.12
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Portsmouth
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CITATION
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Good Wife, The [t] [beg] Happy the man who e'r shall find
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1769.04.04
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Salem
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CITATION
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Good Wife, The [t] [beg] Happy the man whoe'er shall find
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1770.08.03
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New London
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CITATION
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Good Wife, The [t] [beg] Happy the man whoe'er shall find
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1770.08.20
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Boston
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CITATION
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Good Wife, The [t] [beg] Happy the man whoe'er shall find
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1768.12.08
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Williamsburg
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CITATION
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Good Wife, The [t] [beg] Happy the man who'er shall find
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1781.03.13
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Salem
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CITATION
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Good Wife, The [t] [beg] Happy the man who'er shall find
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