The Spectator, Volume 2J. J. Woodward, 1830 |
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Page 26
... hope you are well . Do not go to london , for they will put you in the nunnery ; and heed not Mrs. Lucy what she saith to you , for she will ly and ceat you . go from to another place , and we will gate wed so with speed . mind what i ...
... hope you are well . Do not go to london , for they will put you in the nunnery ; and heed not Mrs. Lucy what she saith to you , for she will ly and ceat you . go from to another place , and we will gate wed so with speed . mind what i ...
Page 220
... hope , that it rise from hope , there is another which is is able to revive the dying man , and to fill none of the least , and that is , its great his mind not only with secret comfort and efficacy in preserving us from setting too ...
... hope , that it rise from hope , there is another which is is able to revive the dying man , and to fill none of the least , and that is , its great his mind not only with secret comfort and efficacy in preserving us from setting too ...
Page 308
... hope unreasonable and absurd . The grave lies unseen between us and the ob- ject which we reach after . Where one man lives to enjoy the good he has in view , ten thousand are cut off in the pursuit of it . It happens likewise unluckily ...
... hope unreasonable and absurd . The grave lies unseen between us and the ob- ject which we reach after . Where one man lives to enjoy the good he has in view , ten thousand are cut off in the pursuit of it . It happens likewise unluckily ...
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