The Spectator, Volume 3Messrs. Payne, Rivington, Davis, Longman, Dodsley [and 23 others in London], 1788 - English essays |
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... senses and fignifications to words and actions ; and are ever tormenting themfelves with fancies of their own raising . They generally act in a difguife themfelves , and there- fore miftake all outward fhows and appearances for hy ...
... senses and fignifications to words and actions ; and are ever tormenting themfelves with fancies of their own raising . They generally act in a difguife themfelves , and there- fore miftake all outward fhows and appearances for hy ...
Page 85
... sense of your duty to ( I regret to fay ) your father , & c . P. S. It's prudence for you to keep out of my fight ; for to reproach me , that might overcomes right , on the outfide of your letter , I fhall give you a great ' knock on ...
... sense of your duty to ( I regret to fay ) your father , & c . P. S. It's prudence for you to keep out of my fight ; for to reproach me , that might overcomes right , on the outfide of your letter , I fhall give you a great ' knock on ...
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... like what I had brought myself to . This put me into a fit of crying : and I immediately , in a true ⚫ sense of my condition , threw myself on the floor , de- · ༤ • ⚫ploring < • < < " ploring my fate , calling N 190 89 THE SPECTATOR .
... like what I had brought myself to . This put me into a fit of crying : and I immediately , in a true ⚫ sense of my condition , threw myself on the floor , de- · ༤ • ⚫ploring < • < < " ploring my fate , calling N 190 89 THE SPECTATOR .
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