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Tis very pleasant , on this Occasion , to hear the Lady propose her Doubts , and
to see the Pains she is at to get over them . I must not here omit a Practice that is
in Use among the vainer Part of our own Sex , who will often ask a Friend's ...
Tis very pleasant , on this Occasion , to hear the Lady propose her Doubts , and
to see the Pains she is at to get over them . I must not here omit a Practice that is
in Use among the vainer Part of our own Sex , who will often ask a Friend's ...
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I , who hear a thousand Coffee house Debates every Day , am very sensible of
this Want of Method in the Thoughts of my honest Countrymen . There is not one
Dispute in ten which is managed in those Schools of Politicks , where , after the ...
I , who hear a thousand Coffee house Debates every Day , am very sensible of
this Want of Method in the Thoughts of my honest Countrymen . There is not one
Dispute in ten which is managed in those Schools of Politicks , where , after the ...
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No. 479. Friend , an Advocate , a Steward for People yet unborn , Tuesday , and
has proper Affections ready for every Incident in the Sept , 9 , Marriage - State .
Such a Man can hear the Cries of 1712 . Children with Pity instead of Anger ; and
...
No. 479. Friend , an Advocate , a Steward for People yet unborn , Tuesday , and
has proper Affections ready for every Incident in the Sept , 9 , Marriage - State .
Such a Man can hear the Cries of 1712 . Children with Pity instead of Anger ; and
...
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Give me Leave to tell you , Sir , this is the Reason that we in the Country hear so
often repeated the word Prerogative . That Part of your Law which is reserved in
your self for the readier Service and Good of the Publick , slight Men are eternally
...
Give me Leave to tell you , Sir , this is the Reason that we in the Country hear so
often repeated the word Prerogative . That Part of your Law which is reserved in
your self for the readier Service and Good of the Publick , slight Men are eternally
...
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481 . esteem , which are of no Value among Persons of an Thursday , inferior
Rank Common People are , in particular , very 1712 . much astonished , when
they hear of those solemn Con tests and Debates , which are made among the
Great ...
481 . esteem , which are of no Value among Persons of an Thursday , inferior
Rank Common People are , in particular , very 1712 . much astonished , when
they hear of those solemn Con tests and Debates , which are made among the
Great ...
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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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