The Spectator. Volume the First. [-eighth.].J. and R. Tonson in the Strand., 1744 |
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... acquainted with their Characters . Wo- men may disguise it if they think fit , and the more to do it , they may be ... Acquaintance ; no , it is all Friend- fhip ; and yet they may be as fond as Shepherd and Shep- herdefs in a Paftoral ...
... acquainted with their Characters . Wo- men may disguise it if they think fit , and the more to do it , they may be ... Acquaintance ; no , it is all Friend- fhip ; and yet they may be as fond as Shepherd and Shep- herdefs in a Paftoral ...
Page 114
... Acquaintance , is the greatest Pleasure of Life . This is an undoubted Truth , and yet any Man who judges from the Practice of the World , will be al- moft perfuaded to believe the contrary ; for how can we fuppofe People fhould be fo ...
... Acquaintance , is the greatest Pleasure of Life . This is an undoubted Truth , and yet any Man who judges from the Practice of the World , will be al- moft perfuaded to believe the contrary ; for how can we fuppofe People fhould be fo ...
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... acquainted with all the favourite Ser- vants , Bufy - bodies , Dependents , and poor Relations of all Perfons of Condition in the whole Town . At the Price of a good Sum of Money , Sempronia , by the In- figation of Flavilla's Mother ...
... acquainted with all the favourite Ser- vants , Bufy - bodies , Dependents , and poor Relations of all Perfons of Condition in the whole Town . At the Price of a good Sum of Money , Sempronia , by the In- figation of Flavilla's Mother ...
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