The Spectator, Volume 6J. and R. Tonson and S. Draper, 1753 - English essays |
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... kind of Hypocrite more virtuous . The former is afraid of every thing that has the Shew of Religion in it , and would be thought engaged in many Criminal Galantries and Amours , which he is not guilty of . The latter affumes a Face of ...
... kind of Hypocrite more virtuous . The former is afraid of every thing that has the Shew of Religion in it , and would be thought engaged in many Criminal Galantries and Amours , which he is not guilty of . The latter affumes a Face of ...
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... kind of Guardian to the Fair , and am always watchful to obferve any thing which concerns their Intereft . The prefent Paper fhall be employed in the Service of a very fine young Woman ; and the Admonitions I give her , may not be ...
... kind of Guardian to the Fair , and am always watchful to obferve any thing which concerns their Intereft . The prefent Paper fhall be employed in the Service of a very fine young Woman ; and the Admonitions I give her , may not be ...
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as he faw them bear kind or sharp Language . He had the Knack to raise up a penfive Temper , and mortify an impertinently gay one , with the most agreeable Skill ima- ginable . There are a thousand things ... kind or sharp Language. ...
as he faw them bear kind or sharp Language . He had the Knack to raise up a penfive Temper , and mortify an impertinently gay one , with the most agreeable Skill ima- ginable . There are a thousand things ... kind or sharp Language. ...
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