The Spectator: ...Phil. Crampton, 1737 |
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Strana 86
... speak Senfe , but it is certain their Senfe ought to be a little difcoloured , that it may feem particular , and proper to the Perfon and the Con- dition of the Speaker . THESE Defcriptions raise a pleafing kind of Horror in the Mind of ...
... speak Senfe , but it is certain their Senfe ought to be a little difcoloured , that it may feem particular , and proper to the Perfon and the Con- dition of the Speaker . THESE Defcriptions raise a pleafing kind of Horror in the Mind of ...
Strana 98
... speak to , or brings Blushes into his Face , is a Degree of Murder ; and it is , I think , an unpardonable Offence ... speaking to more than one Man at a time , under a Neceffity to explain myself in much Company , and reducing me to ...
... speak to , or brings Blushes into his Face , is a Degree of Murder ; and it is , I think , an unpardonable Offence ... speaking to more than one Man at a time , under a Neceffity to explain myself in much Company , and reducing me to ...
Strana 117
... Speak Ill of no Body , and it is a new Thing to me to be spoken ill of . Little Minds think Fame confifts in the ... speaking Ill , there are Numbers of People who are too lazy to go out of their own Houfes , and too ill natur'd to open ...
... Speak Ill of no Body , and it is a new Thing to me to be spoken ill of . Little Minds think Fame confifts in the ... speaking Ill , there are Numbers of People who are too lazy to go out of their own Houfes , and too ill natur'd to open ...
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