The Spectator. ...J. Tonson, 1724 |
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... fure to fet a Mark upon Confidents : They are of all People the most impertinent . What is most pleasant to obferve in them , is , that they affume to them- felves the Merit of the Perfons whom they have in their Cuftody . Oreftilla is ...
... fure to fet a Mark upon Confidents : They are of all People the most impertinent . What is most pleasant to obferve in them , is , that they affume to them- felves the Merit of the Perfons whom they have in their Cuftody . Oreftilla is ...
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... fure I believed they had no Man- ners in the Country . THERE has happened another Re- volution in the Point of Good - Breeding , which relates to the Converfation among Men of Mode , and which I cannot but look upon as very ...
... fure I believed they had no Man- ners in the Country . THERE has happened another Re- volution in the Point of Good - Breeding , which relates to the Converfation among Men of Mode , and which I cannot but look upon as very ...
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... fure of his Conduct , when the Ver- dict which he paffes upon his own Be- haviour is thus warranted and confirmed by the Opinion of all that know him . MY worthy Friend Sir ROGER is one of those who is not only at Peace with himself ...
... fure of his Conduct , when the Ver- dict which he paffes upon his own Be- haviour is thus warranted and confirmed by the Opinion of all that know him . MY worthy Friend Sir ROGER is one of those who is not only at Peace with himself ...
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... than by marrying you to bis Daughter . He shall not lofe the Plea- fure of being your Father , by the Discove- ry I bave made to you . Leonilla tuo fhall be be fill my Daughter ; her filial Piety , though 64 The SPECTATOR No 123 .
... than by marrying you to bis Daughter . He shall not lofe the Plea- fure of being your Father , by the Discove- ry I bave made to you . Leonilla tuo fhall be be fill my Daughter ; her filial Piety , though 64 The SPECTATOR No 123 .
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... fure that I was not a Fanatick . IT gives me a ferious Concern ,, to fee fuch a Spirit of Diffention in the Country ; not only as it deftroys Virtue and and common Sense , and renders us in a manner N ° 126. The SPECTATOR . 88.
... fure that I was not a Fanatick . IT gives me a ferious Concern ,, to fee fuch a Spirit of Diffention in the Country ; not only as it deftroys Virtue and and common Sense , and renders us in a manner N ° 126. The SPECTATOR . 88.
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