The Spectator, Volume 3J. Tonson, 1753 - English essays |
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Page 14
... least vain enough to think he is . IN the next place , you must be fure to be free and open in your Converfation with him , and to let in Light upon your Actions , to unravel all your Designs , and dif- cover every Secret however ...
... least vain enough to think he is . IN the next place , you must be fure to be free and open in your Converfation with him , and to let in Light upon your Actions , to unravel all your Designs , and dif- cover every Secret however ...
Page 15
... least it will have this good Effect , that he will keep his Jealousy to himself , and repine in pri- vate , either because he is fenfible it is a Weakness , and will therefore hide it from your Knowledge , or because he will be apt to ...
... least it will have this good Effect , that he will keep his Jealousy to himself , and repine in pri- vate , either because he is fenfible it is a Weakness , and will therefore hide it from your Knowledge , or because he will be apt to ...
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... knowing his Bill of Fare , and has therefore at least the Pleasure of hoping there may be a Dish to his Palate . I must I must confefs , were I left to myfelf , N ° 179 45 The SPECTATOR . No 179 Tuesday, September 25. ...
... knowing his Bill of Fare , and has therefore at least the Pleasure of hoping there may be a Dish to his Palate . I must I must confefs , were I left to myfelf , N ° 179 45 The SPECTATOR . No 179 Tuesday, September 25. ...
Page 64
... least two Thirds . This they farw would eccafion endless Difputes between them , unless they could come to fome Accommodation . To this end there was a Marriage propofed between them , and at length concluded : By this means it is that ...
... least two Thirds . This they farw would eccafion endless Difputes between them , unless they could come to fome Accommodation . To this end there was a Marriage propofed between them , and at length concluded : By this means it is that ...
Page 69
... they fall fhort , in every other refpect , of those who make a Profeffion of Religion , would at least outshine them in this Particular , and be exempt from that that fingle Fault which feems to grow out of the No 185 69 The SPECTATOR .
... they fall fhort , in every other refpect , of those who make a Profeffion of Religion , would at least outshine them in this Particular , and be exempt from that that fingle Fault which feems to grow out of the No 185 69 The SPECTATOR .
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