The Spectator, Volume 6J. and R. Tonson and S. Draper, 1753 - English essays |
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Page 111
... advantage of Sincerity , and infen- fibly obtains your good Opinion , by appearing difin- terested in the purchase of it . If you watch thefe • Correfpondents hereafter , you will find that Strephon makes his Vifit of Civility ...
... advantage of Sincerity , and infen- fibly obtains your good Opinion , by appearing difin- terested in the purchase of it . If you watch thefe • Correfpondents hereafter , you will find that Strephon makes his Vifit of Civility ...
Page 209
... Advantages I have found by them in my long and manifold Experience ; nor yet all the Advantages of fo worthy and valuable a Bleffing , ( for who does not know or imagine the Comforts of being warm or living at Eafe ? And that Power and ...
... Advantages I have found by them in my long and manifold Experience ; nor yet all the Advantages of fo worthy and valuable a Bleffing , ( for who does not know or imagine the Comforts of being warm or living at Eafe ? And that Power and ...
Page 210
... Advantage which I was preparing to lay hold on . This Calami- ty was very terrible and astonishing , the Fury of the ... Advantages might be made of the ready Cafh I had , and imme- diately bethought myfelf that wonderful Penyworths ...
... Advantage which I was preparing to lay hold on . This Calami- ty was very terrible and astonishing , the Fury of the ... Advantages might be made of the ready Cafh I had , and imme- diately bethought myfelf that wonderful Penyworths ...
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