The Spectator, Volume 4J. and R. Tonson and S. Draper, 1753 - English essays |
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Page 109
... obliged to me , that they ⚫ would infallibly make my Fortune : In fhort her fre- quent Importunities upon this and other Imperti- nencies of the like nature make me very uneafy ; ⚫ and if your Remonftrances have no more Effect upon ...
... obliged to me , that they ⚫ would infallibly make my Fortune : In fhort her fre- quent Importunities upon this and other Imperti- nencies of the like nature make me very uneafy ; ⚫ and if your Remonftrances have no more Effect upon ...
Page 133
... obliged to attend Bufinefs of Impor- tance elsewhere the very next Moment : Thus they run from Place to Place , profeffing that they are obliged to be ftill in another Company than that which they are in . These Perfons who are just a ...
... obliged to attend Bufinefs of Impor- tance elsewhere the very next Moment : Thus they run from Place to Place , profeffing that they are obliged to be ftill in another Company than that which they are in . These Perfons who are just a ...
Page 265
... obliged bumble Servant , John Trot . · Let me defire you to make what Alterations you please , and infert this as ... oblige , T SIR , Your very humble Servant , N. B. O be a very well bred Man . The SPECTATOR . Mr. SPECTATOR , " Y • OU ...
... obliged bumble Servant , John Trot . · Let me defire you to make what Alterations you please , and infert this as ... oblige , T SIR , Your very humble Servant , N. B. O be a very well bred Man . The SPECTATOR . Mr. SPECTATOR , " Y • OU ...
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