The Spectator, Svazek 6Payne, Rivington, 1799 |
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... used to twift about a thumb or a finger all the while he was fpeaking the wags of thofe days used to call it the thread of his difcourfe , for he was unable to utter a word without it . One of his clients who was more merry than wife ...
... used to twift about a thumb or a finger all the while he was fpeaking the wags of thofe days used to call it the thread of his difcourfe , for he was unable to utter a word without it . One of his clients who was more merry than wife ...
Strana 164
... used to dress their horfes with it , but never enter- tained a thought of wearing it themselves . There were particular rights and privileges allowed to any member of the commonwealth , who was a mother of three daughters . The fenate ...
... used to dress their horfes with it , but never enter- tained a thought of wearing it themselves . There were particular rights and privileges allowed to any member of the commonwealth , who was a mother of three daughters . The fenate ...
Strana 258
⚫ the coldness and indifference that is used towards me , All good and generous men will have an eye of kind- ⚫ nefs for me for my own fake , and the rest of the world will regard me for yours . There is a happy conta- gion in riches ...
⚫ the coldness and indifference that is used towards me , All good and generous men will have an eye of kind- ⚫ nefs for me for my own fake , and the rest of the world will regard me for yours . There is a happy conta- gion in riches ...
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