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... that it converts all he takes into its own Nourishment A cool Behaviour sets him
on the Rack , and is interpreted as an Instance of Aversion or Indifference ; a fond
one raises his Suspicions , and looks too much like Dissimulation and Artifice .
... that it converts all he takes into its own Nourishment A cool Behaviour sets him
on the Rack , and is interpreted as an Instance of Aversion or Indifference ; a fond
one raises his Suspicions , and looks too much like Dissimulation and Artifice .
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170 . semblance in the Behaviour of two Persons , are apt to Friday , fancy it
proceeds from the same Design in both . These Sept. 14 , Men therefore bear
hard upon the suspected Party , pursue z her close through all her Turns and
Windings ...
170 . semblance in the Behaviour of two Persons , are apt to Friday , fancy it
proceeds from the same Design in both . These Sept. 14 , Men therefore bear
hard upon the suspected Party , pursue z her close through all her Turns and
Windings ...
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But these often carry the Humour so far , till their affected Coldness and
Indifference quite kills all the Fondness of a Lover , and are then sure to meet in
their turn with all the Contempt and Scorn that is due to so insolent a Behaviour .
On the ...
But these often carry the Humour so far , till their affected Coldness and
Indifference quite kills all the Fondness of a Lover , and are then sure to meet in
their turn with all the Contempt and Scorn that is due to so insolent a Behaviour .
On the ...
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... but she declin'd his Embraces , and answer'd all his Fondness with bitter
Invectives for the Death of her Father and her Brother . This Behaviour so
incensed Herod 3 Herod , that he very hardly refrain'd from striking her 12 THE
SPECTATOR.
... but she declin'd his Embraces , and answer'd all his Fondness with bitter
Invectives for the Death of her Father and her Brother . This Behaviour so
incensed Herod 3 Herod , that he very hardly refrain'd from striking her 12 THE
SPECTATOR.
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It is the Account which that Holy Man gives of his Behaviour in the Days of his
Prosperity , and if considered only as a human Composition , is a No. 177. finer
Picture of a charitable and good natured finer THE SPECTATOR 35 without any ...
It is the Account which that Holy Man gives of his Behaviour in the Days of his
Prosperity , and if considered only as a human Composition , is a No. 177. finer
Picture of a charitable and good natured finer THE SPECTATOR 35 without any ...
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| Title | The Spectator, Volume 2 Everyman's library. Essays Everyman's library: Essays and belles lettres The Spectator, George Gregory Smith |
| Authors | Joseph Addison, Sir Richard Steele |
| Editor | George Gregory Smith |
| Edition | reprint |
| Publisher | J.M. Dent & Company, 1924 |
| Original from | University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign |
| Digitized | 3 Feb 2016 |
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