The Spectator. ...S. Powell, 1735 |
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Page 5
... Eftate fell to him by theDeath of a Relation . Upon coming to this unexpected good For- tune , he ran into all the Extravagancies imaginable ; was frequently in drunken Disputes , broke Drawers Heads , talked and fwore loud , was ...
... Eftate fell to him by theDeath of a Relation . Upon coming to this unexpected good For- tune , he ran into all the Extravagancies imaginable ; was frequently in drunken Disputes , broke Drawers Heads , talked and fwore loud , was ...
Page 7
... Eftate , and leave the fame Incumbrance upon his Firft - born , and fo on , till one Man of more Vigour than ordinary goes quite thorough the Estate , or fome Man of Senfe comes into it , and fcorns to have an Estate in Partnership ...
... Eftate , and leave the fame Incumbrance upon his Firft - born , and fo on , till one Man of more Vigour than ordinary goes quite thorough the Estate , or fome Man of Senfe comes into it , and fcorns to have an Estate in Partnership ...
Page 8
... Eftate left him , which came to nothing ; because he believed all who pretended to Demands upon it . This Easiness and Credulity de- ftroy all the other Merit he has ; and he has all his Life been a Sacrifice to others , without ever ...
... Eftate left him , which came to nothing ; because he believed all who pretended to Demands upon it . This Easiness and Credulity de- ftroy all the other Merit he has ; and he has all his Life been a Sacrifice to others , without ever ...
Page 56
... Eftate I ' fhould have a Leafe of my Father's Tenement for no- thing . I came up to Town with him to Westminster School ; at which time he taught me at Night all he learnt , and put me to find out Words in the Dictionary ⚫ when he was ...
... Eftate I ' fhould have a Leafe of my Father's Tenement for no- thing . I came up to Town with him to Westminster School ; at which time he taught me at Night all he learnt , and put me to find out Words in the Dictionary ⚫ when he was ...
Page 62
... Eftate of both Parties ; and their real Estate fhall be immediately vefted in the next Heir of the Offenders , in as ample Manner as if the faid Offenders were actually deceased . ' IN Cafes where the Laws ( which we have already ...
... Eftate of both Parties ; and their real Estate fhall be immediately vefted in the next Heir of the Offenders , in as ample Manner as if the faid Offenders were actually deceased . ' IN Cafes where the Laws ( which we have already ...
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