The Spectator: ...Phil. Crampton, 1737 |
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... Friend's Fancy ; but after we parted , could not forbear reflecting on the Metamorphofes our Faces have undergone in this Particular . THE Beard , conformable to the Notion of my Friend Sir ROGER , was for many Ages look'd upon as the ...
... Friend's Fancy ; but after we parted , could not forbear reflecting on the Metamorphofes our Faces have undergone in this Particular . THE Beard , conformable to the Notion of my Friend Sir ROGER , was for many Ages look'd upon as the ...
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... Friend Sir ROGER , contrary to his ufual Cuftom , fat very filent , and instead of minding what was faid by the Company , was whiftling to himself in a ve- ry thoughtful Mood , and playing with a Cork . I jogg'd Sir ANDREW FREEPORT ...
... Friend Sir ROGER , contrary to his ufual Cuftom , fat very filent , and instead of minding what was faid by the Company , was whiftling to himself in a ve- ry thoughtful Mood , and playing with a Cork . I jogg'd Sir ANDREW FREEPORT ...
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... Friend- fhip , which always is imperfect where either of these two is wanting . As , on the one Hand , we are foon ... Friend's being happier than himself , may depend upon it that he is an utter Stranger to this Virtue . THERE is ...
... Friend- fhip , which always is imperfect where either of these two is wanting . As , on the one Hand , we are foon ... Friend's being happier than himself , may depend upon it that he is an utter Stranger to this Virtue . THERE is ...
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