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The Fellow covers his Knowledge of the Nature of his Meffages with the most exquifite low Humour imaginable : The firft he obliged Flavia to take , was , by complaining to her that he had a Wife and three Children , and if she did not ...
The Fellow covers his Knowledge of the Nature of his Meffages with the most exquifite low Humour imaginable : The firft he obliged Flavia to take , was , by complaining to her that he had a Wife and three Children , and if she did not ...
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A Perfon who is addicted to Play or Gaming , though he took but little Delight in it at firft , by degrees contracts fo ftrong an Inclination towards it , and gives himself up fo entirely to it , that it feems the only End of his Being ...
A Perfon who is addicted to Play or Gaming , though he took but little Delight in it at firft , by degrees contracts fo ftrong an Inclination towards it , and gives himself up fo entirely to it , that it feems the only End of his Being ...
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Twas firft a charming Shape enflav'd me , An Eye then gave the fatal Stroke : ' Till by her Wit Corinna fav'd me , And all my former Fetters broke . But now a long and lafting Anguish For Belvidera I endure ; Hourly I figh and hourly ...
Twas firft a charming Shape enflav'd me , An Eye then gave the fatal Stroke : ' Till by her Wit Corinna fav'd me , And all my former Fetters broke . But now a long and lafting Anguish For Belvidera I endure ; Hourly I figh and hourly ...
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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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