The Spectator. Volume the First. [-eighth.].J. and R. Tonson in the Strand., 1744 |
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... fays he , I thought I had fallen into their Hands laft Night ; for I obferved two or three lufty black Men that ... fays he , at the End of Norfolk - fireet , where I doubled the Corner and got fhelter in my Lodgings before they could ...
... fays he , I thought I had fallen into their Hands laft Night ; for I obferved two or three lufty black Men that ... fays he , at the End of Norfolk - fireet , where I doubled the Corner and got fhelter in my Lodgings before they could ...
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... fays the Prince , ⚫ went to the Siege of Troy , he took me on his Knees , and after having embraced and bleffed me , as he was furrounded by the Nobles of Ithaca , O my Friends , fays he , into your Hands I commit the Education of my ...
... fays the Prince , ⚫ went to the Siege of Troy , he took me on his Knees , and after having embraced and bleffed me , as he was furrounded by the Nobles of Ithaca , O my Friends , fays he , into your Hands I commit the Education of my ...
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... fays WILL , the Reafon is , because they confider every Ani- mal as a Brother or Sifter in difguife , and therefore think themselves obliged to extend their Charity to them , tho ' under fuch mean Circumstances . They'll tell you , fays ...
... fays WILL , the Reafon is , because they confider every Ani- mal as a Brother or Sifter in difguife , and therefore think themselves obliged to extend their Charity to them , tho ' under fuch mean Circumstances . They'll tell you , fays ...
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