The Spectator. Volume the First. [-eighth.].J. and R. Tonson in the Strand., 1744 |
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Page 184
... Fortune be impofed on the World for good Management , nor Poverty be called Folly ; im- pute not always Bankruptcy to Extravagance , nor an Eftate to Forefight : Niggardlinefs is not good Hus- bandry , nor Generofity Profufion ...
... Fortune be impofed on the World for good Management , nor Poverty be called Folly ; im- pute not always Bankruptcy to Extravagance , nor an Eftate to Forefight : Niggardlinefs is not good Hus- bandry , nor Generofity Profufion ...
Page 238
Fortune , and able by his Countenance to retrieve his loft Condition . 6 SIR , I T is in vain to multiply Words and make Apologies for what is never to be defended by the best Åd- vocate in the World , the Guilt of being Unfortunate ...
Fortune , and able by his Countenance to retrieve his loft Condition . 6 SIR , I T is in vain to multiply Words and make Apologies for what is never to be defended by the best Åd- vocate in the World , the Guilt of being Unfortunate ...
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... Fortune . No one is out of the reach of his Obligations ; he knows how , by proper and becoming Methods , to raise himself to a Level with those of the highest Rank ; and his Good - nature is a fufficient Warrant against the want of ...
... Fortune . No one is out of the reach of his Obligations ; he knows how , by proper and becoming Methods , to raise himself to a Level with those of the highest Rank ; and his Good - nature is a fufficient Warrant against the want of ...
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