The Spectator. Volume the First. [-eighth.].J. and R. Tonson in the Strand., 1744 |
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... observed , without the Help of fuck ill - natured Monitors . IN order likewife to come at a true Knowledge of our felves , we should confider on the other hand how far we may deserve the Praises and Approbations which the World bestow ...
... observed , without the Help of fuck ill - natured Monitors . IN order likewife to come at a true Knowledge of our felves , we should confider on the other hand how far we may deserve the Praises and Approbations which the World bestow ...
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... observed by our Sex , yet I purposely ⚫ break through all Rules , that my Repentance may in fome measure equal my Crime . I affure you that in my present Hopes of recovering you , I look upon Are tenor's Eftate with Contempt . The Fop ...
... observed by our Sex , yet I purposely ⚫ break through all Rules , that my Repentance may in fome measure equal my Crime . I affure you that in my present Hopes of recovering you , I look upon Are tenor's Eftate with Contempt . The Fop ...
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... observed , that Providence frequently pu- nishes the Self - love of Men , who would do immoderate- ly for their own Offspring , with Children very much below their Characters and Qualifications , infomuch that they only tranfmit their ...
... observed , that Providence frequently pu- nishes the Self - love of Men , who would do immoderate- ly for their own Offspring , with Children very much below their Characters and Qualifications , infomuch that they only tranfmit their ...
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