The Spectator, Volume 3Harrison and Company, 1793 - English essays |
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... matters of difcovery : So that if we confider the effects of this paffion , one would rather think it proceeded from an inveterate hatred , than an exceffive love ; for certainly none can meet with more difquietude and uncafinefs than a ...
... matters of difcovery : So that if we confider the effects of this paffion , one would rather think it proceeded from an inveterate hatred , than an exceffive love ; for certainly none can meet with more difquietude and uncafinefs than a ...
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... matter to quiet his fufpicions . But at last he appeared fo well fatisfied of her innocence , that from reproaches and wranglings he fell to tears and embraces . Both of them wept very tenderly at their re- conciliation , and Herod ...
... matter to quiet his fufpicions . But at last he appeared fo well fatisfied of her innocence , that from reproaches and wranglings he fell to tears and embraces . Both of them wept very tenderly at their re- conciliation , and Herod ...
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... laudable talents , is tolerated in the general opinion of men , not only in fuch cafes as are here mentioned , but also in matters which concern ordinary B 3 ordinary life . If a lawyer were to be efteemed THE SPECTATOR . 13.
... laudable talents , is tolerated in the general opinion of men , not only in fuch cafes as are here mentioned , but also in matters which concern ordinary B 3 ordinary life . If a lawyer were to be efteemed THE SPECTATOR . 13.
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... matters beforehand , that I may prefume upon fufficient returns to answer the charge of the cargo I have fitted out , the freight and affurance out and home , the cuftoms to the Queen , and the intereft of my own money , and befides all ...
... matters beforehand , that I may prefume upon fufficient returns to answer the charge of the cargo I have fitted out , the freight and affurance out and home , the cuftoms to the Queen , and the intereft of my own money , and befides all ...
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... matters to your more ferious con- • fideration , ' I am , SIR , ' Yours , & c . ' I have , indced , feen and heard of ... matter of fact , I fhall give it my reader as it was sent me . • Mr. Spectator , : You Exeter , Sep. 7 . OU were ...
... matters to your more ferious con- • fideration , ' I am , SIR , ' Yours , & c . ' I have , indced , feen and heard of ... matter of fact , I fhall give it my reader as it was sent me . • Mr. Spectator , : You Exeter , Sep. 7 . OU were ...
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