The Spectator. Volume the First. [-eighth.].J. and R. Tonson in the Strand., 1744 |
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... feems by her Letter to be placed in a modifh State of Indifference be- tween Vice and Virtue , and to be susceptible of either , were there proper Pains taken with her . Had her Journal been filled with Gallantries , or fuch Occurrences ...
... feems by her Letter to be placed in a modifh State of Indifference be- tween Vice and Virtue , and to be susceptible of either , were there proper Pains taken with her . Had her Journal been filled with Gallantries , or fuch Occurrences ...
Page 18
... feems , who had long before conceived a favourable Opinion of him , and was ftill in hopes that he would fome time or other make his Advances . As he was one day talking with her in Company of her two Si- fters , the Converfation ...
... feems , who had long before conceived a favourable Opinion of him , and was ftill in hopes that he would fome time or other make his Advances . As he was one day talking with her in Company of her two Si- fters , the Converfation ...
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... feems capable of receiving , what might not be expected from it ? For if we confider the Origin of Arts and Sci- · ences , we shall find that fome of them took rife from Beginnings fo mean and unpromifing , that it is very wonderful to ...
... feems capable of receiving , what might not be expected from it ? For if we confider the Origin of Arts and Sci- · ences , we shall find that fome of them took rife from Beginnings fo mean and unpromifing , that it is very wonderful to ...
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