The Spectator: ...Phil. Crampton, 1737 |
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Page 109
... thing that is praife - worthy , is as frequent among the Men as the Women . If I can remember what paffed at a Vifit laft Night , it will ⚫ serve as an Inftance that the Sexes are equally inclined to Defamation , with equal Malice ...
... thing that is praife - worthy , is as frequent among the Men as the Women . If I can remember what paffed at a Vifit laft Night , it will ⚫ serve as an Inftance that the Sexes are equally inclined to Defamation , with equal Malice ...
Page 125
... Thing be good for any Thing , I am fure Sincerity is better : For why does any Man diffemble , or feem to be that which he is not , but because he thinks it good to have fuch a Quality as he pretends to ? for to coun- ⚫terfeit and ...
... Thing be good for any Thing , I am fure Sincerity is better : For why does any Man diffemble , or feem to be that which he is not , but because he thinks it good to have fuch a Quality as he pretends to ? for to coun- ⚫terfeit and ...
Page 282
... Thing . But I was juft now going to draw the Manner of Behaviour I would advise People to practise under fome Maxims , and intimated , that every one almoft was governed by his Pride . There was an old Fellow about forty Years ago fo ...
... Thing . But I was juft now going to draw the Manner of Behaviour I would advise People to practise under fome Maxims , and intimated , that every one almoft was governed by his Pride . There was an old Fellow about forty Years ago fo ...
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