Aged Vice and Virtue Warned in Fabricius Tale
A reflective piece contrasts venerable virtue with decay and folly, centered on Fabricius the elderly debauchee. It admonishes moral decline, urging restraint and reason to guard youth and manhood, amid a broad panorama of European notices from March.
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London
Fabricius
Burt Fabricius
Wihout
Lifertines
Bourne
Cribe
Ridgell
Portmouth
Holland
Peterbourgh
M. de Sinawin
Royal Navy
Warsaw
Poniatowski
Holy Roman Empire
Vienna
Duke
Couland
Appa
Meff. de F.ck
Bristram
Bruggen
Meden
Sacken
Hahn
Brinken
Howen
Mirbuck
Norden
Bictinghof
Schoppink
M. de Schoppink
Stockholm
Charles Hiertag
Sword
Gue-Borre
Mariestadt
Copenhagen
Charles
Heffe Caffel
Hamburgh
Magdeburek
Prussia
Saxony
Halle
Biiin Ig
Moravia
Count de Kellowrath
Casil
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Comus Court
Elysian Shades
Philo-Sommiator
Sam
Msrthuselar
London Evening Post
Meeress
Palladium
Sér
TORS
Rome
Poland
John Francis Albani
Lithuania
Madrid
Versailles
Coloques
Tafté
Holy Father
Leon Odon
House of Peers
North-American Stamp AG
America
Great Britain
St. James’s Park
Teluraing
Wade
King’s Arms Tavern
Cormhad
Birmingham
Sheffield
Manchester
England
Royal
Duke of Gloucester
Prince of Brunswick
Plymouth
James
Earl of ‘Hertford
Leland
Canada
Paris
Gulph
St. Lawrence
Labrador
James Douglass
Halifax
Brayon Hall
Cumberland
Gilfred Lawson
Barr
Ireland
William Hunt
St.Albans
Wettminster
Hog Lane
Soho
St. Giles’s
MracHertie
St. Katherine
Tower
Moore
St. James
Clerkenwell
May Warsing
Bedford
Bendell
Phoenix
Barrere
Lyais
Anne
Bristet
lVareboath
Davis
Newhaven
Shields
Lang
Antony
Drury: Lane
WBE
Covent-Garden
Aseely
Smigh
Capidié Bobadif
London Bi Bridge
Orang
India
South Sea
Consol
Dicco India
Bcha
Dacca
Rom Whitez
Bedford Coffee- Moe
Ian
Trish
de Janmes
Newbery
St. Paul’s
Britan