The Spectator. Volume the First. [-eighth.].J. and R. Tonson in the Strand., 1744 |
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... thought he lived in a near manner to lay up ⚫ what he thought was wanting in my Fortune to make up what he might expect in another . Within few ' Months I have obferved his Carriage very much alter- ed , and he has affected a certain ...
... thought he lived in a near manner to lay up ⚫ what he thought was wanting in my Fortune to make up what he might expect in another . Within few ' Months I have obferved his Carriage very much alter- ed , and he has affected a certain ...
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... Thought I fat me down on a Bank of Flowers and ⚫ dropt into a Slumber , which whether it were the Effect of Fumes and Vapours , or my prefent Thoughts , I ⚫ know not ; but methought the Genius of the Garden • ftood before me , and ...
... Thought I fat me down on a Bank of Flowers and ⚫ dropt into a Slumber , which whether it were the Effect of Fumes and Vapours , or my prefent Thoughts , I ⚫ know not ; but methought the Genius of the Garden • ftood before me , and ...
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... thought themselves ( in fpite of all the Courage they had ) liable to the Fate of Miller , but could not fo eafily think themfelves qualified like Buck ? TULLY speaks of this Cuftom with lefs Horror than one would expect , though he ...
... thought themselves ( in fpite of all the Courage they had ) liable to the Fate of Miller , but could not fo eafily think themfelves qualified like Buck ? TULLY speaks of this Cuftom with lefs Horror than one would expect , though he ...
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