The Spectator: ...Phil. Crampton, 1737 |
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Page 78
... de- fire a Defcription of him : There is always fomething . that concerns themselves , and growing out of their own ... defires me to be as particular , if I had Opportunity ,. in obferving the whole Interview between his Highness and ...
... de- fire a Defcription of him : There is always fomething . that concerns themselves , and growing out of their own ... defires me to be as particular , if I had Opportunity ,. in obferving the whole Interview between his Highness and ...
Page 92
... defire you to inform feveral Gluttons of my Acquaintance , who look on me with Envy , that they had beft moderate their Ambition in Time , left Infamy or Death attend their Succefs . I forgot to tell you , Sir , with what un- fpeakable ...
... defire you to inform feveral Gluttons of my Acquaintance , who look on me with Envy , that they had beft moderate their Ambition in Time , left Infamy or Death attend their Succefs . I forgot to tell you , Sir , with what un- fpeakable ...
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... defire only you would intreat our People of Quali- ty , who are not to be interrupted in their Pleasure to think of the Practice of any moral Duty , that they would at leaft fine for their Sins , and give fomething to these poor ...
... defire only you would intreat our People of Quali- ty , who are not to be interrupted in their Pleasure to think of the Practice of any moral Duty , that they would at leaft fine for their Sins , and give fomething to these poor ...
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