The Spectator, Volume 4J. and R. Tonson and S. Draper, 1753 - English essays |
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Page 76
... told me , that there was a Man below defired to fpeak with me . Upon my aking her who it was , he told me it was a very grave elderly Perfon , but that fhe did not know his Name . I im- mediately went down to him , and found him to be ...
... told me , that there was a Man below defired to fpeak with me . Upon my aking her who it was , he told me it was a very grave elderly Perfon , but that fhe did not know his Name . I im- mediately went down to him , and found him to be ...
Page 285
... told you , that Ifabella , during the whole Progrefs of this Amour , communicated it to her Husband ; and that an Ac- count of Efcalus's Love was their ufual Entertainment after half a Day's Abfence : Isabella therefore , upon her ...
... told you , that Ifabella , during the whole Progrefs of this Amour , communicated it to her Husband ; and that an Ac- count of Efcalus's Love was their ufual Entertainment after half a Day's Abfence : Isabella therefore , upon her ...
Page 291
... told him feveral ; upon which he produced a Defcription of my Perfon from the < Tradefmen whom I had employed , and told me that they had certainly informed against me . Mr. SPEC- TATOR , Whatever the World may think of me , I am more ...
... told him feveral ; upon which he produced a Defcription of my Perfon from the < Tradefmen whom I had employed , and told me that they had certainly informed against me . Mr. SPEC- TATOR , Whatever the World may think of me , I am more ...
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