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Page 165
... say in a mix'd company , even to his own wife or child , fuch things as the most inveterate ene- my of his family would not have spoke , even in imagi- nation . It is certain that quick fenfibility is infeparable from a ready ...
... say in a mix'd company , even to his own wife or child , fuch things as the most inveterate ene- my of his family would not have spoke , even in imagi- nation . It is certain that quick fenfibility is infeparable from a ready ...
Page 268
... say for herself , she was at laft forced to troop off . Chremylus immediately confider'd how he might reftore Plutus to his fight ; and in order to it , con veyed him to the temple of Efculapius , who was fa- mous for cures and miracles ...
... say for herself , she was at laft forced to troop off . Chremylus immediately confider'd how he might reftore Plutus to his fight ; and in order to it , con veyed him to the temple of Efculapius , who was fa- mous for cures and miracles ...
Page 304
... say I am fure you will not allow it an exception against a thing , that he who contemns it is an ignorant in it . I am , SIR , Your most humble fervant , S. T. Mr. SPECTATOR , 6 • I Am a man of a very good estate , and am honour- ably ...
... say I am fure you will not allow it an exception against a thing , that he who contemns it is an ignorant in it . I am , SIR , Your most humble fervant , S. T. Mr. SPECTATOR , 6 • I Am a man of a very good estate , and am honour- ably ...
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