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Page 158
I tell you the Book is loft , and I foresee in the Course even of a profperous Life , that you will meet Afflictions to make you mad , if you cannot bear this Trifle . Sir , there is in this Cafe no need of bearing , for you have the ...
I tell you the Book is loft , and I foresee in the Course even of a profperous Life , that you will meet Afflictions to make you mad , if you cannot bear this Trifle . Sir , there is in this Cafe no need of bearing , for you have the ...
Page 221
I have advised with her Relati· ons about her , and they all tell me that her Mother and herGrandmother before her were both taken much after the fame Manner ; fo that fince it runs in the Blood , I ⚫ have but small Hopes of her ...
I have advised with her Relati· ons about her , and they all tell me that her Mother and herGrandmother before her were both taken much after the fame Manner ; fo that fince it runs in the Blood , I ⚫ have but small Hopes of her ...
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This was eafily to be observed in his inimitable Faculty of telling a Story , in which he would throw in natural ... There are a thousand things which croud into my Memory , which make me too much concerned to 1 1 tell on about him .
This was eafily to be observed in his inimitable Faculty of telling a Story , in which he would throw in natural ... There are a thousand things which croud into my Memory , which make me too much concerned to 1 1 tell on about him .
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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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