The Spectator, Volume 3John Bell, 1776 - English essays |
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Page 36
... carry off my fervitude as well as moft men ; but my application to you is in behalf of the Hen- ' peckt in general , and I defire a differtation from you in defence of us . You have , as I am in- formed , very good authorities in our ...
... carry off my fervitude as well as moft men ; but my application to you is in behalf of the Hen- ' peckt in general , and I defire a differtation from you in defence of us . You have , as I am in- formed , very good authorities in our ...
Page 41
... carried much farther in the New Teftament , where our Saviour tells us in a moft pathetick manner , that he fhall hereafter regard the clothing of the naked ,, the feeding of the hungry , and the vifiting of the imprisoned , as offices ...
... carried much farther in the New Teftament , where our Saviour tells us in a moft pathetick manner , that he fhall hereafter regard the clothing of the naked ,, the feeding of the hungry , and the vifiting of the imprisoned , as offices ...
Page 48
... carry in them to corrupt the minds of those who read them ; did they know how many glances of ill - nature are induftriously a- voided for fear of doing injury to the reputation of another , they would be apt to think kindly of those ...
... carry in them to corrupt the minds of those who read them ; did they know how many glances of ill - nature are induftriously a- voided for fear of doing injury to the reputation of another , they would be apt to think kindly of those ...
Page 59
... carry him through the fnow upon her own fhoulders . It happened , that the Emperor not being able to fleep , was at ... carrying his firft mi nister across the snow ; which she had no fooner done but the returned again with the utmost ...
... carry him through the fnow upon her own fhoulders . It happened , that the Emperor not being able to fleep , was at ... carrying his firft mi nister across the snow ; which she had no fooner done but the returned again with the utmost ...
Page 62
... carried off to her lover's man , who came with the fignal to receive them . Thus I followed after to the coach , where , when I ftw his mafter take them in , I cried out thieves ! thieves ! and the conftable with his at- ⚫tendants ...
... carried off to her lover's man , who came with the fignal to receive them . Thus I followed after to the coach , where , when I ftw his mafter take them in , I cried out thieves ! thieves ! and the conftable with his at- ⚫tendants ...
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