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... look at them all , one for being well dressed , a second for his fine eye , and one particular one , because he is the least man I ever saw ; but there is something so easy and pleasant in the manner of my little man , that I observe he ...
... look at them all , one for being well dressed , a second for his fine eye , and one particular one , because he is the least man I ever saw ; but there is something so easy and pleasant in the manner of my little man , that I observe he ...
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ment of a beautiful lady ; and how often she may look out at the same man , without being supposed to have a mind to jump out to him . Yours , AURELIA CARELESS . Twice . MR . SPECTATOR , ' I HAVE for some time made love to a lady , who ...
ment of a beautiful lady ; and how often she may look out at the same man , without being supposed to have a mind to jump out to him . Yours , AURELIA CARELESS . Twice . MR . SPECTATOR , ' I HAVE for some time made love to a lady , who ...
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... an Epic or a narrative Poem , and he that looks for an bero in it , searches for that which MILTON never intended ; but if he will needs to this true ? needs fix the name of an veriaṭabout $ 4 NO . 297 . THE SPECTATOR .
... an Epic or a narrative Poem , and he that looks for an bero in it , searches for that which MILTON never intended ; but if he will needs to this true ? needs fix the name of an veriaṭabout $ 4 NO . 297 . THE SPECTATOR .
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... look into the Sentiments , I think they are sometimes defective under the following heads ; first , as there are several of them too much pointed , and some that degenerate even into Puns . Of this last kind , I am afraid , that in the ...
... look into the Sentiments , I think they are sometimes defective under the following heads ; first , as there are several of them too much pointed , and some that degenerate even into Puns . Of this last kind , I am afraid , that in the ...
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... look upon to be no less deplorable than that of Squire FRIBBLE . I am a person of no extraction , having begun the world with a small parcel of rusty iron , and was for some years commonly known.by the name of JACK ANVIL . I have ...
... look upon to be no less deplorable than that of Squire FRIBBLE . I am a person of no extraction , having begun the world with a small parcel of rusty iron , and was for some years commonly known.by the name of JACK ANVIL . I have ...
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