The Spectator. Volume the First. [-eighth.].J. and R. Tonson in the Strand., 1744 |
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Page 76
... obliged to keep to the Text as much as the Preacher . For want of this , I have found by Expe- ⚫rience a great deal ... oblige · Your bumble Servant , Phyfibulus . Saturday , GROSINKITCHENS Να 339. Saturday , March -Ut his exordia ...
... obliged to keep to the Text as much as the Preacher . For want of this , I have found by Expe- ⚫rience a great deal ... oblige · Your bumble Servant , Phyfibulus . Saturday , GROSINKITCHENS Να 339. Saturday , March -Ut his exordia ...
Page 112
... obliged by the Benefit you do them ; they think they conferred a Benefit when they received one . Your good Offices are always fufpected , and it is with them the fame thing to expect their Favour as to receive it . But the Man below ...
... obliged by the Benefit you do them ; they think they conferred a Benefit when they received one . Your good Offices are always fufpected , and it is with them the fame thing to expect their Favour as to receive it . But the Man below ...
Page 219
... obliged to pay out of their Gain fuch a Proportion to the honest and induftrious Poor in the Neighbour- hood : By this means they make Diverfion and Pleasure pay a Tax to Labour and Industry . I have been told alfo , that all the time ...
... obliged to pay out of their Gain fuch a Proportion to the honest and induftrious Poor in the Neighbour- hood : By this means they make Diverfion and Pleasure pay a Tax to Labour and Industry . I have been told alfo , that all the time ...
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