The Spectator. Volume the First. [-eighth.].J. and R. Tonson in the Strand., 1744 |
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Page 137
... never have occafion to converse more with Mankind , never more need their good Opi- ' nion or good Word , it were then no great Matter ( ( peak- ing as to the Concernments of this World ) if a Man fpent his Reputation all at once , and ...
... never have occafion to converse more with Mankind , never more need their good Opi- ' nion or good Word , it were then no great Matter ( ( peak- ing as to the Concernments of this World ) if a Man fpent his Reputation all at once , and ...
Page 142
... never ring for Prayers ? We have an eminent Lady of this Stamp in our Country , who pretends to Amusements very much above the reft of her Sex . She never carries a white Shock - dog with Bells under her Arm , nor a Squirrel or ...
... never ring for Prayers ? We have an eminent Lady of this Stamp in our Country , who pretends to Amusements very much above the reft of her Sex . She never carries a white Shock - dog with Bells under her Arm , nor a Squirrel or ...
Page 263
... never fo hard and inconvenient to private People : Yet did I never think my felf at liberty , or authorifed to tell the People , that either Chrift , St. Peter or St. Paul , or any other Holy • Writer , had , by any Doctrine delivered ...
... never fo hard and inconvenient to private People : Yet did I never think my felf at liberty , or authorifed to tell the People , that either Chrift , St. Peter or St. Paul , or any other Holy • Writer , had , by any Doctrine delivered ...
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