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tion in the whole Town . At the Price of a good Sum of Money , Sempronia , by the Inftigation of Favilla's Mother , brought about the Match for the Daughter , and the Reputation of this , which is apparently , in Point of Fortune ...
tion in the whole Town . At the Price of a good Sum of Money , Sempronia , by the Inftigation of Favilla's Mother , brought about the Match for the Daughter , and the Reputation of this , which is apparently , in Point of Fortune ...
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THE Practice of this Virtue , adminifters great Comfort to the Mind of Man in Times of Poverty and Afflic tion , but most of all in the Hour of Death . When the Soul is hovering in the laft Moments of its Separation , when it is juft ...
THE Practice of this Virtue , adminifters great Comfort to the Mind of Man in Times of Poverty and Afflic tion , but most of all in the Hour of Death . When the Soul is hovering in the laft Moments of its Separation , when it is juft ...
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... in the most coftly gay Habits he could procure : The Event was , that the Eyes of the whole Court were fixed upon him , all the rest looked like his Attendants , whilft he alone had the Air of a Perfon of Quality and Diftin & tion .
... in the most coftly gay Habits he could procure : The Event was , that the Eyes of the whole Court were fixed upon him , all the rest looked like his Attendants , whilft he alone had the Air of a Perfon of Quality and Diftin & tion .
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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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