The Spectator, Volume 3John Bell, 1776 - English essays |
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Page 30
... mentions , having myself obferved a neft of Jezebels near the Temple , who make it their diverfion to draw up the eyes of young Templars , that at the fame time they may fee them ftumble in an unlucky gutter- which runs under the window ...
... mentions , having myself obferved a neft of Jezebels near the Temple , who make it their diverfion to draw up the eyes of young Templars , that at the fame time they may fee them ftumble in an unlucky gutter- which runs under the window ...
Page 32
... mention of any ' fuch fashion ; and we are fomething thy of af- fording matter to the button - makers for a fecond petition . ་ · • C What I would humbly propofe to the publick is , that there may be a fociety erected in London , to ...
... mention of any ' fuch fashion ; and we are fomething thy of af- fording matter to the button - makers for a fecond petition . ་ · • C What I would humbly propofe to the publick is , that there may be a fociety erected in London , to ...
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... mention of the re- nowned Socrates , and his philofophick refigna- tion to his wife Xantippe . This would be a very good office to the world in general , for the Hen- peckt are powerful in their quality and numbers , not only in cities ...
... mention of the re- nowned Socrates , and his philofophick refigna- tion to his wife Xantippe . This would be a very good office to the world in general , for the Hen- peckt are powerful in their quality and numbers , not only in cities ...
Page 38
... mentions a cunning folicitor , who would never afk a favour of a great man before dinner ; but took care to prefer his petition at a time when the party peti- tioned had his mind free from care , and his appe- tites in good humour ...
... mentions a cunning folicitor , who would never afk a favour of a great man before dinner ; but took care to prefer his petition at a time when the party peti- tioned had his mind free from care , and his appe- tites in good humour ...
Page 39
... mention- ed , he has defcribed as his own reprefentatives up- on earth . At the fame time we fhould manage.our charity with fuch prudence and caution , that we may not hurt our own friends or relations , whilft we are doing good to ...
... mention- ed , he has defcribed as his own reprefentatives up- on earth . At the fame time we fhould manage.our charity with fuch prudence and caution , that we may not hurt our own friends or relations , whilft we are doing good to ...
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