The Spectator, Volume 5Payne, Rivington, 1799 - English essays |
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Page 76
... keep both his own , and • his friends fecrets . When my father , fays the prince , ⚫ went to the fiege of Troy , he ... keeping a secret . • Thefe words of my father , fays Telemachus , were • continually continually repeated to me by ...
... keep both his own , and • his friends fecrets . When my father , fays the prince , ⚫ went to the fiege of Troy , he ... keeping a secret . • Thefe words of my father , fays Telemachus , were • continually continually repeated to me by ...
Page 124
... keep within the refpective quarters we have allotted to them . Provided nevertheless , that nothing herein contained fhall in any wife be conftrued to extend to the hunters , who have our full licence and permiffion to enter into any ...
... keep within the refpective quarters we have allotted to them . Provided nevertheless , that nothing herein contained fhall in any wife be conftrued to extend to the hunters , who have our full licence and permiffion to enter into any ...
Page 309
... Keep me , indulgent Heaven , through life fincere , Keep my mind found , my reputation clear , These wishes they can speak , and we can hear . Thus far their wants are audibly expreft ; Then finks the voice , and mutterings groan the ...
... Keep me , indulgent Heaven , through life fincere , Keep my mind found , my reputation clear , These wishes they can speak , and we can hear . Thus far their wants are audibly expreft ; Then finks the voice , and mutterings groan the ...
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