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Tuesday , January 1 , 1712 . Gratulor , , , quod eum , quem necesse erat diligere ,
qualiscunque esset , talem habemus , ut libenter quoque diligamus.Tre . bonius
apud Tull . Mr. SPECTATOR I AM the happy Father of a very towardly Son , in ...
Tuesday , January 1 , 1712 . Gratulor , , , quod eum , quem necesse erat diligere ,
qualiscunque esset , talem habemus , ut libenter quoque diligamus.Tre . bonius
apud Tull . Mr. SPECTATOR I AM the happy Father of a very towardly Son , in ...
Page 45
263 . to follow Nature in these great Duties of Life , tho ' we Tuesday , have a
strong Instinct towards the performing of them , January 1 1712 . we should be on
both sides very deficient Age is so unwelcome to the Generality of Mankind , and
...
263 . to follow Nature in these great Duties of Life , tho ' we Tuesday , have a
strong Instinct towards the performing of them , January 1 1712 . we should be on
both sides very deficient Age is so unwelcome to the Generality of Mankind , and
...
Page 46
January 1 , 1712 . My Son and I are not of Fortune to communicate our good
Actions or Intentions to so many as these Gentlemen do ; but I will be bold to say ,
my Son has , by the Applause and Approbation which his Behaviour towards me
...
January 1 , 1712 . My Son and I are not of Fortune to communicate our good
Actions or Intentions to so many as these Gentlemen do ; but I will be bold to say ,
my Son has , by the Applause and Approbation which his Behaviour towards me
...
Page 47
263 . he expected from his Father , when he himself was in Tuesday , a State of
Dependance , this one Reflection would pre January 1 , serve Men from being
dissolute or rigid in these - several Capacities . The Power and Subjection
between ...
263 . he expected from his Father , when he himself was in Tuesday , a State of
Dependance , this one Reflection would pre January 1 , serve Men from being
dissolute or rigid in these - several Capacities . The Power and Subjection
between ...
Page 48
263. without one Tear more contemn you for forgetting the Tuesday , Fondness of
your Mother , as much as you have the January 1 , Example of your Father . O
Frank , do I live to omit writing my self , Your Affectionate Mother , AT . " " Madam ,
I ...
263. without one Tear more contemn you for forgetting the Tuesday , Fondness of
your Mother , as much as you have the January 1 , Example of your Father . O
Frank , do I live to omit writing my self , Your Affectionate Mother , AT . " " Madam ,
I ...
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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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