The Spectator: ...Phil. Crampton, 1737 |
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... Circumstances are low , and runs into Riot and Excefs when his Fortunes are plentiful . I can- ❝ not make myself better understood , than by fending you an History of my self , which I shall defire you to infert 6 in your Paper , it ...
... Circumstances are low , and runs into Riot and Excefs when his Fortunes are plentiful . I can- ❝ not make myself better understood , than by fending you an History of my self , which I shall defire you to infert 6 in your Paper , it ...
Page 102
... Circumstances of Time and a Man's own Fortune . A conftant Benignity in Commerce with the rest of the World , which ought to run thro ' all a Man's Actions , has Effects more useful to those whom you oblige , and less oftentatious in ...
... Circumstances of Time and a Man's own Fortune . A conftant Benignity in Commerce with the rest of the World , which ought to run thro ' all a Man's Actions , has Effects more useful to those whom you oblige , and less oftentatious in ...
Page 152
... Circumstances and Perfons , be- guile the graveft Mind into a Confent to be as humourous as himself . Add to this , that when a Man is in his good Graces , he has a Mimickry that does not debase the Per- fon he represents ; but which ...
... Circumstances and Perfons , be- guile the graveft Mind into a Confent to be as humourous as himself . Add to this , that when a Man is in his good Graces , he has a Mimickry that does not debase the Per- fon he represents ; but which ...
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