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Page 15
... and do Right to the painful Artificer ? But many of this excellent Character are
overlooked by the greater Number ; who affect covering a weak Place in a
Client's Title , diverting the Course of an Enquiry , or finding a skilful Refuge to
palliate a ...
... and do Right to the painful Artificer ? But many of this excellent Character are
overlooked by the greater Number ; who affect covering a weak Place in a
Client's Title , diverting the Course of an Enquiry , or finding a skilful Refuge to
palliate a ...
Page 27
A Lady of this place had some time since a Box of the newest Ribbons sent down
by the Coach : Whether it was her own malicious lavention , or the Wantonness of
No. 175 . of a London Milliner , I am THE SPECTATOR 27 Wishes, so that I am ...
A Lady of this place had some time since a Box of the newest Ribbons sent down
by the Coach : Whether it was her own malicious lavention , or the Wantonness of
No. 175 . of a London Milliner , I am THE SPECTATOR 27 Wishes, so that I am ...
Page 28
At the same time we : have a Sett of Gentlemen , who take the Liberty to appear
in all publick Places without any Buttons to a their Coats , which they supply with
several little silver Hasps ; tho ' our freshest Advices from London make no ...
At the same time we : have a Sett of Gentlemen , who take the Liberty to appear
in all publick Places without any Buttons to a their Coats , which they supply with
several little silver Hasps ; tho ' our freshest Advices from London make no ...
Page 37
... in his Wife's Company , and the pleasantest Man in the World every where else
; the greatest Sloven at Home when he appears to none but his Family , and most
exactly well - dressed in all other Places . Alas , Sir , is it of course , that to ...
... in his Wife's Company , and the pleasantest Man in the World every where else
; the greatest Sloven at Home when he appears to none but his Family , and most
exactly well - dressed in all other Places . Alas , Sir , is it of course , that to ...
Page 38
Could you but conceive how cruel I am one Moment in my Resentment , and , at
the ensuing Minute , when I place him in the Condition my Anger would bring him
to , how compassionate , it would give you some Notion how miserable I am ...
Could you but conceive how cruel I am one Moment in my Resentment , and , at
the ensuing Minute , when I place him in the Condition my Anger would bring him
to , how compassionate , it would give you some Notion how miserable I am ...
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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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