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Page 69
At the Conclusion of it he told Rhynsault , Thus far you have done as constrain'd
by my Authority : I shall not be satisfy'd of your kind Usage of her , without you
sign a Gift of your whole Estate to her after your Decease , To the Performance of
...
At the Conclusion of it he told Rhynsault , Thus far you have done as constrain'd
by my Authority : I shall not be satisfy'd of your kind Usage of her , without you
sign a Gift of your whole Estate to her after your Decease , To the Performance of
...
Page 80
Not to mention whole Nations bordering on Prester John's Country , and
discovered in the inner Parts of America , if we may give any Credit to their own
Writers . Their firm Adherence to their Religion , is no less remarkable than their
Numbers ...
Not to mention whole Nations bordering on Prester John's Country , and
discovered in the inner Parts of America , if we may give any Credit to their own
Writers . Their firm Adherence to their Religion , is no less remarkable than their
Numbers ...
Page 81
Besides , the whole People is now a Race of such Merchants as are Wanderers
by Profession , and , at the same Time , are in most if not all Places incapable of
either Lands or Offices , that might engage them to make any part of the World ...
Besides , the whole People is now a Race of such Merchants as are Wanderers
by Profession , and , at the same Time , are in most if not all Places incapable of
either Lands or Offices , that might engage them to make any part of the World ...
Page 87
... that his whole Delight was in finding out new Fools , and , as our Phrase is ,
playing them off , and making them shew themselves to Advantage . A Priest of
his former Acquaintance suffered a great many Disappointments in attempting to
find ...
... that his whole Delight was in finding out new Fools , and , as our Phrase is ,
playing them off , and making them shew themselves to Advantage . A Priest of
his former Acquaintance suffered a great many Disappointments in attempting to
find ...
Page 95
499 . with Packs of Ribbands , Brocades , Embroidery , and Ten Thursday :
Thousand other Materials , sufficient to have furnish'd 1712 . whole Street of Toy -
Shops . One of the Women , having an Husband who was none of the heaviest ,
was ...
499 . with Packs of Ribbands , Brocades , Embroidery , and Ten Thursday :
Thousand other Materials , sufficient to have furnish'd 1712 . whole Street of Toy -
Shops . One of the Women , having an Husband who was none of the heaviest ,
was ...
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| Title | The Spectator, Volume 4 Everyman's library, ed. by Ernest Rhys. Essays [no. 164-167] The Spectator, George Gregory Smith |
| Contributor | George Gregory Smith |
| Publisher | J.M. Dent, 1913 |
| Original from | the New York Public Library |
| Digitized | 16 Sep 2014 |
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