“The” Spectator, Volume 3J. and R. Tonson, 1767 |
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Page 11
... poor hufband fo mifled by tricks and artifices , and in the midft of his inquiries fo loft and bewildered in a crooked intrigue , that they ftill fufpect an under - plot in every female action ; and efpecially when they fee any refem ...
... poor hufband fo mifled by tricks and artifices , and in the midft of his inquiries fo loft and bewildered in a crooked intrigue , that they ftill fufpect an under - plot in every female action ; and efpecially when they fee any refem ...
Page 25
... poor , or hofpitality among his neighbours ? Captain Sentry obferved Sir Andrew very diligent in hearing Sir Roger , and had a mind to turn the difcourfe , by taking notice in general , from the higheft to the lowest parts of human ...
... poor , or hofpitality among his neighbours ? Captain Sentry obferved Sir Andrew very diligent in hearing Sir Roger , and had a mind to turn the difcourfe , by taking notice in general , from the higheft to the lowest parts of human ...
Page 27
... poor man for his work ; he communicates his profit with mankind ; by the preparation of his cargo , and the ma- nufacture of his returns , he furnishes employment and fubfiftence to greater numbers than the richest nobleman and even the ...
... poor man for his work ; he communicates his profit with mankind ; by the preparation of his cargo , and the ma- nufacture of his returns , he furnishes employment and fubfiftence to greater numbers than the richest nobleman and even the ...
Page 34
... poor things love us fo heartily , that they cannot think it poffible we should be able to love them in fo great a de- gree , which makes them take on fo . I fay , Sir , a true good - natured man , whom rakes and libertines call Hen ...
... poor things love us fo heartily , that they cannot think it poffible we should be able to love them in fo great a de- gree , which makes them take on fo . I fay , Sir , a true good - natured man , whom rakes and libertines call Hen ...
Page 38
... poor .. This I would look upon as an offering to him who has a right : to the whole , for the ufe of thofe whom , in the paffage hereafter mentioned , he has defcribed as his own re- presentatives upon earth . At the fame time we fhould ...
... poor .. This I would look upon as an offering to him who has a right : to the whole , for the ufe of thofe whom , in the paffage hereafter mentioned , he has defcribed as his own re- presentatives upon earth . At the fame time we fhould ...
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