The Spectator, Svazek 6Payne, Rivington, 1799 |
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Strana 147
... use , and for want of dif courfe , contracted an habit of complaint that he is < fick . " < 1 That he wants for nothing under the fun , but what to fay , and therefore has fallen into this unhappy ma- lady of complaining that he is fick ...
... use , and for want of dif courfe , contracted an habit of complaint that he is < fick . " < 1 That he wants for nothing under the fun , but what to fay , and therefore has fallen into this unhappy ma- lady of complaining that he is fick ...
Strana 232
... state shine in history , and would fill all mankind with a juft abhorrence of perfons who hould treat him unworthily , and employ against him thofe thofe arms which he fcorned to make use of against 232 N ° 451 THE SPECTATOR .
... state shine in history , and would fill all mankind with a juft abhorrence of perfons who hould treat him unworthily , and employ against him thofe thofe arms which he fcorned to make use of against 232 N ° 451 THE SPECTATOR .
Strana 233
thofe arms which he fcorned to make use of against his enemies . I cannot think that any one will be fo unjust as to imagine , what I have here faid is fpoken with refpect to any party or faction . Every one who has in him the ...
thofe arms which he fcorned to make use of against his enemies . I cannot think that any one will be fo unjust as to imagine , what I have here faid is fpoken with refpect to any party or faction . Every one who has in him the ...
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