The Spectator, Volume 3Harrison and Company, 1793 - English essays |
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... letters of my female corref pondents , I find feveral from women complain- ing of jealous husbands , and at the fame time pro- testing their own innocence ; and defiring my advice on this occafion . I fhall therefore take this fubject ...
... letters of my female corref pondents , I find feveral from women complain- ing of jealous husbands , and at the fame time pro- testing their own innocence ; and defiring my advice on this occafion . I fhall therefore take this fubject ...
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... letters I have received from my correfpon- dents : The first discovers to me a fpecies of females which have hitherto escaped my notice , and is as follows : • Mr. Spectator , I AM a young gentleman of a competent fortune , and a ...
... letters I have received from my correfpon- dents : The first discovers to me a fpecies of females which have hitherto escaped my notice , and is as follows : • Mr. Spectator , I AM a young gentleman of a competent fortune , and a ...
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... letter , that my young ftudent is touched with a diftemper which he hardly feems to dream of and is too far gone in it to receive ad- vice . However , I fhall animadvert in due time on the abuse which he mentions , having myself ...
... letter , that my young ftudent is touched with a diftemper which he hardly feems to dream of and is too far gone in it to receive ad- vice . However , I fhall animadvert in due time on the abuse which he mentions , having myself ...
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... letter comes to me from Exeter , and be- ing credibly informed that what it contains is matter of fact , I fhall give it my reader as it was sent me . • Mr. Spectator , : You Exeter , Sep. 7 . OU were pleafed in a late fpeculation to ...
... letter comes to me from Exeter , and be- ing credibly informed that what it contains is matter of fact , I fhall give it my reader as it was sent me . • Mr. Spectator , : You Exeter , Sep. 7 . OU were pleafed in a late fpeculation to ...
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... letter , matters , which I , a bachelor , cannot be supposed to be acquinted with ; therefore shall not pretend to explain upon it until farther confideration , but leave the author of the epistle to ex- prefs his condition his own way ...
... letter , matters , which I , a bachelor , cannot be supposed to be acquinted with ; therefore shall not pretend to explain upon it until farther confideration , but leave the author of the epistle to ex- prefs his condition his own way ...
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