The Spectator, Svazek 6Payne, Rivington, 1799 |
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... taken notice of in thofe words , " Who can understand his errors ? " cleanse thou me from fecret faults . " If the open profeffors of impiety deferve the utmoft application and endeavours of moral writers to recover them from vice and ...
... taken notice of in thofe words , " Who can understand his errors ? " cleanse thou me from fecret faults . " If the open profeffors of impiety deferve the utmoft application and endeavours of moral writers to recover them from vice and ...
Strana 245
... taken in melons , configned by Mr. Cuffe of that place , to Sarah Sewell and company , at their ftall in Covent- Garden . We arrived at Strand - Bridge at fix of the clock , and were unloading ; when the hackney - coach- men of the ...
... taken in melons , configned by Mr. Cuffe of that place , to Sarah Sewell and company , at their ftall in Covent- Garden . We arrived at Strand - Bridge at fix of the clock , and were unloading ; when the hackney - coach- men of the ...
Strana 253
... taken much after the fame man- ner ; fo that fince it runs in the blood , I have but fmall hopes of her recovery . I fhould be glad to ' have a little of your advice in this matter . I would not willingly trouble you to contrive how it ...
... taken much after the fame man- ner ; fo that fince it runs in the blood , I have but fmall hopes of her recovery . I fhould be glad to ' have a little of your advice in this matter . I would not willingly trouble you to contrive how it ...
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