The Spectator. Volume the First. [-eighth.].J. and R. Tonson in the Strand., 1744 |
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... fhould I fee there but the most artful Pro- curess in the Town , examining a most beautiful Country- Girl , who had come up in the fame Waggon with my Things , Whether he was well educated , could forbear playing the Wanton with ...
... fhould I fee there but the most artful Pro- curess in the Town , examining a most beautiful Country- Girl , who had come up in the fame Waggon with my Things , Whether he was well educated , could forbear playing the Wanton with ...
Page 159
... fhould be an imitable Character . The generous Affection to the Memory of her deceased Huf- band , that tender Care for her Son , which is ever heightned with the Confideration of his Father , and thefe Regards preferved in fpite of ...
... fhould be an imitable Character . The generous Affection to the Memory of her deceased Huf- band , that tender Care for her Son , which is ever heightned with the Confideration of his Father , and thefe Regards preferved in fpite of ...
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... fhould fel- dom fpeak himself , but throw as much of his Work as he can into the Mouths of thofe who are his ... fhould fpeak as little as poffible , he fhould certainly never let his Narration fleep for the fake of any Reflexions of his ...
... fhould fel- dom fpeak himself , but throw as much of his Work as he can into the Mouths of thofe who are his ... fhould fpeak as little as poffible , he fhould certainly never let his Narration fleep for the fake of any Reflexions of his ...
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