The Spectator: ...Phil. Crampton, 1737 |
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Page 115
... Honour would beftow upon an Enemy barbaroufly treated , to recover the Imputation of Cruel- ty upon his Prince and Country . WHEN Mr. SENTREY had read his Letter , full of many other Circumftances which aggravate the Barba- rity , he ...
... Honour would beftow upon an Enemy barbaroufly treated , to recover the Imputation of Cruel- ty upon his Prince and Country . WHEN Mr. SENTREY had read his Letter , full of many other Circumftances which aggravate the Barba- rity , he ...
Page 182
... Honour of my dear Country - Women , I would beg them to confider , whenever their Resoluti- ons begin to fail them , that there are but one and thirty Days of this foft Season , and that if they can but wea- ther out this one Month ...
... Honour of my dear Country - Women , I would beg them to confider , whenever their Resoluti- ons begin to fail them , that there are but one and thirty Days of this foft Season , and that if they can but wea- ther out this one Month ...
Page 211
... Honour and De- cency . An open and affured Behaviour is the natural Con fequence of fuch a Resolution . A Man thus armed , if his Words and Actions are at any time mifinterpreted , retires within himself , and from a Conciousness of his ...
... Honour and De- cency . An open and affured Behaviour is the natural Con fequence of fuch a Resolution . A Man thus armed , if his Words and Actions are at any time mifinterpreted , retires within himself , and from a Conciousness of his ...
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