The Spectator: ...Phil. Crampton, 1737 |
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Strana 22
... measure anfwers the Terms on which he intimated the Breach between us might poffibly be made up , as you will fee by the Letter he fent me the next Day after I had difcarded him ; which I thought fit to fend you a Copy of , that you ...
... measure anfwers the Terms on which he intimated the Breach between us might poffibly be made up , as you will fee by the Letter he fent me the next Day after I had difcarded him ; which I thought fit to fend you a Copy of , that you ...
Strana 24
... Measure equal my Crime . I affure you that in my prefent Hopes of recovering you , I look upon An- tenor's Eftate with Contempt . The Fop was here Yef- terday in a gilt Chariot and new Liveries , but I refused to fee him , Tho ' I dread ...
... Measure equal my Crime . I affure you that in my prefent Hopes of recovering you , I look upon An- tenor's Eftate with Contempt . The Fop was here Yef- terday in a gilt Chariot and new Liveries , but I refused to fee him , Tho ' I dread ...
Strana 94
... Measure of Happiness or Mifery we are ca · pable of receiving from the Imagination only . WE have already seen the Influence that one Man has over the Fancy of another , and with what Ease he con- veys into it a Variety of Imagery ; how ...
... Measure of Happiness or Mifery we are ca · pable of receiving from the Imagination only . WE have already seen the Influence that one Man has over the Fancy of another , and with what Ease he con- veys into it a Variety of Imagery ; how ...
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