The Spectator, Volume 5J. Tonson, 1729 - English essays |
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... Same Yours with a young Gentleman of Merit , OME Years ago it happened that I lived in the with whofe good Qualities I was fo much taken , as to make it my Endeavour to fhew as many as I was able in my felf . Familiar Converfe improved ...
... Same Yours with a young Gentleman of Merit , OME Years ago it happened that I lived in the with whofe good Qualities I was fo much taken , as to make it my Endeavour to fhew as many as I was able in my felf . Familiar Converfe improved ...
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... same reason . My Fortune muft alter from what it is , before I can speak my Heart to her ; and her Cirumftances are not con- fiderable enough to make up for the narrowness of · ༩ • H 2 mine . < 6 < mine . But I write to you N362 . 171 ...
... same reason . My Fortune muft alter from what it is , before I can speak my Heart to her ; and her Cirumftances are not con- fiderable enough to make up for the narrowness of · ༩ • H 2 mine . < 6 < mine . But I write to you N362 . 171 ...
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... told him that they came up to him from the Isle of Pa- phos , and that be every day received Complaints of the Same nature from that whimsical Tribe of Mortals who -- • are called Lovers . I am fa trifled with 278 The SPECTATOR . No 391 .
... told him that they came up to him from the Isle of Pa- phos , and that be every day received Complaints of the Same nature from that whimsical Tribe of Mortals who -- • are called Lovers . I am fa trifled with 278 The SPECTATOR . No 391 .
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