The Spectator. Volume the First. [-eighth.].J. and R. Tonson in the Strand., 1744 |
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... fhould be abroad . I affure you , fays he , I thought I had fallen into their Hands laft Night ; for I obferved two or three lufty black Men that followed me half way up Fleet - freet , and mended their pace behind me , in proportion as ...
... fhould be abroad . I affure you , fays he , I thought I had fallen into their Hands laft Night ; for I obferved two or three lufty black Men that followed me half way up Fleet - freet , and mended their pace behind me , in proportion as ...
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... fhould refolve to live Childlefs ; or , if that could not be done , they fhould feek their own Deaths by violent Methods . As thofe Sentiments naturally engage the Reader to regard the Mother of Mankind with more than ordinary ...
... fhould refolve to live Childlefs ; or , if that could not be done , they fhould feek their own Deaths by violent Methods . As thofe Sentiments naturally engage the Reader to regard the Mother of Mankind with more than ordinary ...
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... fhould be a better Cuftomer to her Garden , if there were more Nightingales , and fewer Strumpets . The N ° 384 ... fhould be made du- ring his lamented Absence . Poft - Boy , May 20 . I Should be thought not able to read , fhould I ...
... fhould be a better Cuftomer to her Garden , if there were more Nightingales , and fewer Strumpets . The N ° 384 ... fhould be made du- ring his lamented Absence . Poft - Boy , May 20 . I Should be thought not able to read , fhould I ...
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