The Spectator ..Peter Wilson, 1755 |
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Page 47
... refpect , Ho- noria caft a triumphant glance at Flavia , as exulting in the elegance of Craftin's courtship , and upbraiding her with the homeliness of Tulip's . Tulip understood the reproach , and in return began to applaud the wifdom ...
... refpect , Ho- noria caft a triumphant glance at Flavia , as exulting in the elegance of Craftin's courtship , and upbraiding her with the homeliness of Tulip's . Tulip understood the reproach , and in return began to applaud the wifdom ...
Page 49
... refpect the authors they have printed , and confequently have an eye to their own advantage more than that of the ladies . One tells me , that he thinks it abfolutely neceffary for women to have true notions of right and equity , and ...
... refpect the authors they have printed , and confequently have an eye to their own advantage more than that of the ladies . One tells me , that he thinks it abfolutely neceffary for women to have true notions of right and equity , and ...
Page 67
... refpect to him . Thefe , Sir , are the chief occurrences of my life , and I will not dwell upon very many other places I have been in , where I have been the ftrangeft fellow in the world , where no body in the world had fuch fervants ...
... refpect to him . Thefe , Sir , are the chief occurrences of my life , and I will not dwell upon very many other places I have been in , where I have been the ftrangeft fellow in the world , where no body in the world had fuch fervants ...
Page 69
... : For which reafon , continued . Pharamond , I will effectually put a stop to this evil , by exposing no more the tenderness of my nature to • · ' the the importunity of having the fame refpect to those who N ° 97 69 THE SPECTATOR .
... : For which reafon , continued . Pharamond , I will effectually put a stop to this evil , by exposing no more the tenderness of my nature to • · ' the the importunity of having the fame refpect to those who N ° 97 69 THE SPECTATOR .
Page 70
the importunity of having the fame refpect to those who are miferable by their fault , and those who are fo by their misfortune . Flatterers ( concluded the king fmiling ) repeat to us princes , that we are heaven's vicegerents ; let us ...
the importunity of having the fame refpect to those who are miferable by their fault , and those who are fo by their misfortune . Flatterers ( concluded the king fmiling ) repeat to us princes , that we are heaven's vicegerents ; let us ...
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