The Spectator, Svazek 6Payne, Rivington, 1799 |
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... should not have ob- ferved , without the help of fuch ill - natured monitors . In order likewife to come at a true knowledge of ourselves , we should confider on the other hand how far we may deserve the praises and approbations which ...
... should not have ob- ferved , without the help of fuch ill - natured monitors . In order likewife to come at a true knowledge of ourselves , we should confider on the other hand how far we may deserve the praises and approbations which ...
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... should be fo induftrious to make themselves uneafy ? What can engage them to ⚫ entertain and foment jealoufies of one another upon • every the least occafion ? Yet fo it is , there are peo ple who ( as it should feem ) delight in being ...
... should be fo induftrious to make themselves uneafy ? What can engage them to ⚫ entertain and foment jealoufies of one another upon • every the least occafion ? Yet fo it is , there are peo ple who ( as it should feem ) delight in being ...
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... should be phyfic mixed in the food of all which thefe fellows eat in good company . This degree of anger paffes , forfooth , for a delicacy of judgment , that won't admit of being eafily pleased ; but none above the character of wearing ...
... should be phyfic mixed in the food of all which thefe fellows eat in good company . This degree of anger paffes , forfooth , for a delicacy of judgment , that won't admit of being eafily pleased ; but none above the character of wearing ...
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