“The” Spectator, Volume 3J. and R. Tonson, 1767 |
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... its readers in general , without giving offence to any particular perfon , it would be difficult to find out fo proper A VOL . III . a patron for for it as yourself , there being none whose merit To the Right Honourable ...
... its readers in general , without giving offence to any particular perfon , it would be difficult to find out fo proper A VOL . III . a patron for for it as yourself , there being none whose merit To the Right Honourable ...
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... particular averfion to winks and whispers , and if he does not fee to the bottom of every thing , will be fure to go beyond it in his fears and fufpicions . He will always expect to be your chief confident , and where he finds himself ...
... particular averfion to winks and whispers , and if he does not fee to the bottom of every thing , will be fure to go beyond it in his fears and fufpicions . He will always expect to be your chief confident , and where he finds himself ...
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... particular , my genius for raillery , I took one of the moft celebrated Butts in town along with me . It is with the utmoft fhame and confufion that I must ac- quaint you with the fequel of my adventure : As foon as we were got into the ...
... particular , my genius for raillery , I took one of the moft celebrated Butts in town along with me . It is with the utmoft fhame and confufion that I must ac- quaint you with the fequel of my adventure : As foon as we were got into the ...
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... particular days of falling and ab- ftinence , in order to increase his private bank of charity , and fets afide what would be the current expences of those times for the ufe of the poor .. He often goes afoot where his business calls ...
... particular days of falling and ab- ftinence , in order to increase his private bank of charity , and fets afide what would be the current expences of those times for the ufe of the poor .. He often goes afoot where his business calls ...
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... particular rules ; when he is in the beft humour to receive this , I am answered only , that I ex- pofe my own reputation and fenfe if I appear jealous . I with , good Sir , you would take this into ferious confi- ⚫deration , and ...
... particular rules ; when he is in the beft humour to receive this , I am answered only , that I ex- pofe my own reputation and fenfe if I appear jealous . I with , good Sir , you would take this into ferious confi- ⚫deration , and ...
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