“The” Spectator ...J. Wood, 1761 |
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... able to love them in fo great a degree , which makes them take on fo . Ifay , Sir , a true good - natured man , whom rakes and Hi- bertines call hen - peckt , fhall fall into all thefe different • moods with his dear life , and in the ...
... able to love them in fo great a degree , which makes them take on fo . Ifay , Sir , a true good - natured man , whom rakes and Hi- bertines call hen - peckt , fhall fall into all thefe different • moods with his dear life , and in the ...
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... able to exert it to our own difadvantage , and employ it on proper objects , not- withstanding any little pain , want or inconvenience which may arife to ourfelves from it ; in a word , whether we are willing to risk any part of our ...
... able to exert it to our own difadvantage , and employ it on proper objects , not- withstanding any little pain , want or inconvenience which may arife to ourfelves from it ; in a word , whether we are willing to risk any part of our ...
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for fuch he accounts thofe in which he has been able to make greater bounties than ordinary , he has given above twice that fum to the fickly and indigent . Eugenius pre- fcribes to himself many particular days of fafting and ab ...
for fuch he accounts thofe in which he has been able to make greater bounties than ordinary , he has given above twice that fum to the fickly and indigent . Eugenius pre- fcribes to himself many particular days of fafting and ab ...
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... able , confidered it , as woman is the creature of whom the diffidence is raifed ; but not a word of a man , who is fo unmerciful as to move jealoufy in his wife , and not care whether the is fo or not . It is poffible you may not ...
... able , confidered it , as woman is the creature of whom the diffidence is raifed ; but not a word of a man , who is fo unmerciful as to move jealoufy in his wife , and not care whether the is fo or not . It is poffible you may not ...
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... able to offer upon thefe heads , I refolve to fubmit to your confideration . To begin then with his increale of fubjects . From the time he came of age , and has been a manager for him- felf , all the people he had acquired were fuch ...
... able to offer upon thefe heads , I refolve to fubmit to your confideration . To begin then with his increale of fubjects . From the time he came of age , and has been a manager for him- felf , all the people he had acquired were fuch ...
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