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... Company : therefore I beg you would publish this Letter , and let me be known
all at once for a queer Fellow , and avoided . It is monstrous to me , that we , who
are given to Reading and calm Conversation , should ever be visited by these ...
... Company : therefore I beg you would publish this Letter , and let me be known
all at once for a queer Fellow , and avoided . It is monstrous to me , that we , who
are given to Reading and calm Conversation , should ever be visited by these ...
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474 . have met with , the easier will their Conversation flow Wedaesand keep up :
and when any one of these vigorous Sept. 3 , Invalids had finished his Narration
of the Collar - bone , 1712 . this naturally would introduce the History of the Ribs ...
474 . have met with , the easier will their Conversation flow Wedaesand keep up :
and when any one of these vigorous Sept. 3 , Invalids had finished his Narration
of the Collar - bone , 1712 . this naturally would introduce the History of the Ribs ...
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... with our own Reflections upon the Matter ; the Justness of which we would
controvert with good humour'd Warinth , and never spare one another out of that
com plaisant Spirit of Conversation , which makes others affirm and deny the
same ...
... with our own Reflections upon the Matter ; the Justness of which we would
controvert with good humour'd Warinth , and never spare one another out of that
com plaisant Spirit of Conversation , which makes others affirm and deny the
same ...
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He com prehends every Thing easily , takes it in with Pleasure , and retains it
long , Method is not less requisite in ordinary Conversation than in Writing ,
provided a Man would talk to make himself understood . I , who hear a thousand
Coffee ...
He com prehends every Thing easily , takes it in with Pleasure , and retains it
long , Method is not less requisite in ordinary Conversation than in Writing ,
provided a Man would talk to make himself understood . I , who hear a thousand
Coffee ...
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8 , as form'd of different Ranks , and different Ranks distinguished by Habits , that
all proper Duty or Respect might attend their Appearance , We took Notice of
several Advantages which are met with in the Occurrences of Conversation , How
...
8 , as form'd of different Ranks , and different Ranks distinguished by Habits , that
all proper Duty or Respect might attend their Appearance , We took Notice of
several Advantages which are met with in the Occurrences of Conversation , How
...
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| Title | The Spectator, Volume 4 Everyman's library, ed. by Ernest Rhys. Essays [no. 164-167] The Spectator, George Gregory Smith |
| Contributor | George Gregory Smith |
| Publisher | J.M. Dent, 1913 |
| Original from | the New York Public Library |
| Digitized | 16 Sep 2014 |
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