The Spectator, Volume 5Payne, Rivington, 1799 - English essays |
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... feemed detirous of re- covering it , but finding her refolved to look into the lid , begged her that , if the fhould ... feems to bear fome relation to the following letter , which I received the day before . SIR , ' SIR , I Have read ...
... feemed detirous of re- covering it , but finding her refolved to look into the lid , begged her that , if the fhould ... feems to bear fome relation to the following letter , which I received the day before . SIR , ' SIR , I Have read ...
Page 47
... feems , the hairs of his head as fo many fuckers , which if they had been fuf- fered to grow might have drawn away the nourishment from his chin , and by that means have ftarved his beard . I have read fomewhere , that one of the popes ...
... feems , the hairs of his head as fo many fuckers , which if they had been fuf- fered to grow might have drawn away the nourishment from his chin , and by that means have ftarved his beard . I have read fomewhere , that one of the popes ...
Page 144
... perfonate and act a part long ; for where truth is not at the bottom , nature will always Ingenuity feems to be used here for ingenuoufness . • be • ' be endeavouring to return , and will peep · 144 N ° 352 THE SPECTATOR .
... perfonate and act a part long ; for where truth is not at the bottom , nature will always Ingenuity feems to be used here for ingenuoufness . • be • ' be endeavouring to return , and will peep · 144 N ° 352 THE SPECTATOR .
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