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You muft to be fure have obferved People who live in that fort of Way , as all their Friends reckon it ⚫ will be a Match , and are marked out by all the World for each other . In this View we have been regarded ⚫ for fome Time , and I ...
You muft to be fure have obferved People who live in that fort of Way , as all their Friends reckon it ⚫ will be a Match , and are marked out by all the World for each other . In this View we have been regarded ⚫ for fome Time , and I ...
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appeared nothing to be done but trufting herself with Mr. HONEYCOMB and his Friend to wait at the Tavern at the Gate for a coach , or to be fubjected to all the Impertinence she must meet with in that publick Place .
appeared nothing to be done but trufting herself with Mr. HONEYCOMB and his Friend to wait at the Tavern at the Gate for a coach , or to be fubjected to all the Impertinence she must meet with in that publick Place .
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He can be pleased to fee his best Friend out of Countenance , while the Laugh is loud in his own Applaufe . His Rallery always puts the Company into little Divifions and feparate Interefts , while that of Callifthenes cements it ...
He can be pleased to fee his best Friend out of Countenance , while the Laugh is loud in his own Applaufe . His Rallery always puts the Company into little Divifions and feparate Interefts , while that of Callifthenes cements it ...
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| Title | The Spectator: ... The Spectator: |
| Publisher | Phil. Crampton, 1737 |
| Original from | Oxford University |
| Digitized | Sep 21, 2006 |
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