The Spectator, Volume 4J. and R. Tonson, 1767 |
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... whole na- tion , a reúned ard learned nation , fhould fubmit to learn theis . In a word , Mr. Spectator , with all deference and humility , we hope to behave ourselves < < · < < " > < 4 < ' in in this undertaking in fuch a manner , that ...
... whole na- tion , a reúned ard learned nation , fhould fubmit to learn theis . In a word , Mr. Spectator , with all deference and humility , we hope to behave ourselves < < · < < " > < 4 < ' in in this undertaking in fuch a manner , that ...
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... whole enfuing feafon .. Your great beauties , people in much favour , or by any means or for any purpose over - flattered , are apt to practife this , which one may call the preventing afpect , and throw their attention another way ...
... whole enfuing feafon .. Your great beauties , people in much favour , or by any means or for any purpose over - flattered , are apt to practife this , which one may call the preventing afpect , and throw their attention another way ...
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... whole circle of beauties . The folly is fo extravagant with me , and I went on with fo little check of my defires , or refignation of them , that I can affure you , I very often , merely to entertain my own thoughts , fit with my ...
... whole circle of beauties . The folly is fo extravagant with me , and I went on with fo little check of my defires , or refignation of them , that I can affure you , I very often , merely to entertain my own thoughts , fit with my ...
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... whole life ; and she is always railing at me to those fhe knows will tell me of it . Do not you think that fhe is in love with me ? Or would you have me break my mind yet or not ? . • Mr. Spectators Your fervant , • T. B. ' I Am a ...
... whole life ; and she is always railing at me to those fhe knows will tell me of it . Do not you think that fhe is in love with me ? Or would you have me break my mind yet or not ? . • Mr. Spectators Your fervant , • T. B. ' I Am a ...
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... whole perfon of a woman exquifitely beautiful . She affected to allure me with a forced wantonnefs in her look and air ; but I faw it checked with hunger and cold : her eyes were wan and eager , her drefs thin and tawdry , her mien ...
... whole perfon of a woman exquifitely beautiful . She affected to allure me with a forced wantonnefs in her look and air ; but I faw it checked with hunger and cold : her eyes were wan and eager , her drefs thin and tawdry , her mien ...
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