The Spectator. Volume the First. [-eighth.].J. and R. Tonson in the Strand., 1744 |
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Page 113
... Company , would certainly be much to blame fhould he not , to the best of his Judgment , take fuch as are of a Temper moft fuitable to his own ; and where that Choice is wanting , or where a Man is mistaken in his Choice , and yet under ...
... Company , would certainly be much to blame fhould he not , to the best of his Judgment , take fuch as are of a Temper moft fuitable to his own ; and where that Choice is wanting , or where a Man is mistaken in his Choice , and yet under ...
Page 115
... Company of my Ac- quaintance , who are now gone into the Country , and ' have the Use of an absent Nobleman's Seat , have set- ' tled among themselves , to avoid the Inconveniencies ' above - mentioned . They are a Collection of ten or ...
... Company of my Ac- quaintance , who are now gone into the Country , and ' have the Use of an absent Nobleman's Seat , have set- ' tled among themselves , to avoid the Inconveniencies ' above - mentioned . They are a Collection of ten or ...
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... Company . HIS Indifpofition was allowed to be fufficient to re- quire a Ceffation from Company . Sheweth , T The Memorial of Frank Jolly . HAT he hath put himself into the Infirmary , in regard he is fenfible of a certain ruftick Mirth ...
... Company . HIS Indifpofition was allowed to be fufficient to re- quire a Ceffation from Company . Sheweth , T The Memorial of Frank Jolly . HAT he hath put himself into the Infirmary , in regard he is fenfible of a certain ruftick Mirth ...
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