The Spectator, Volume 6J. and R. Tonson, 1728 |
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... fhould have publish'd that Paper ; for that his Mi- ftrefs , who had promifed to explain her self to him about the Beginning of May , upon reading that Difcourfe told him that he would give him her Anfwer in June . THYRSIS acquaints me ...
... fhould have publish'd that Paper ; for that his Mi- ftrefs , who had promifed to explain her self to him about the Beginning of May , upon reading that Difcourfe told him that he would give him her Anfwer in June . THYRSIS acquaints me ...
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... and gave him Orders to wait before Flavia's Door , and if the called him to her , and asked whether it was Cynthio who paffed by , he fhould at B 3 it N ° 398 . 17 The SPECTATOR . has been too blind towards him, and has too ...
... and gave him Orders to wait before Flavia's Door , and if the called him to her , and asked whether it was Cynthio who paffed by , he fhould at B 3 it N ° 398 . 17 The SPECTATOR . has been too blind towards him, and has too ...
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it was Cynthio who paffed by , he fhould at first be loth to own it was , but upon Importunity con- fefs it . There needed not much Search into that Part of the town to find a well dreffed Huffey fit for the purpofe Cynthio defigned her ...
it was Cynthio who paffed by , he fhould at first be loth to own it was , but upon Importunity con- fefs it . There needed not much Search into that Part of the town to find a well dreffed Huffey fit for the purpofe Cynthio defigned her ...
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... fhould not have obfer ved , without the Help of fuch ill - natured Moni- tors . IN order likewife to come at a true Knowledge of our felves , we fhould confider on the other hand how far we may deferve the Praises and Ap- probations ...
... fhould not have obfer ved , without the Help of fuch ill - natured Moni- tors . IN order likewife to come at a true Knowledge of our felves , we fhould confider on the other hand how far we may deferve the Praises and Ap- probations ...
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... fhould not lay too great a Strefs on any fuppofed Virtues we poffefs that are of a doubtful Nature : And fuch we may esteem all those in which Mul- titudes of Men diffent from us , who are as good and wife as our felves . We fhould ...
... fhould not lay too great a Strefs on any fuppofed Virtues we poffefs that are of a doubtful Nature : And fuch we may esteem all those in which Mul- titudes of Men diffent from us , who are as good and wife as our felves . We fhould ...
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