The Spectator, Svazek 2Payne, Rivington, 1799 |
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Strana 167
... fhall not lofe the pleafure of being your father by the dif- covery I have made to you . Leonilla too fhall be " ftill my daughter ; her filial piety , though mif- " placed , has been fo exemplary that it deferves the " greatest reward ...
... fhall not lofe the pleafure of being your father by the dif- covery I have made to you . Leonilla too fhall be " ftill my daughter ; her filial piety , though mif- " placed , has been fo exemplary that it deferves the " greatest reward ...
Strana 195
... fhall therefore retire into the town , if I may make use of that phrafe , and get into the crowd again as faft as I can , in order to be alone . I can there raife what Speculations I pleafe upon others without be ing obferved myself ...
... fhall therefore retire into the town , if I may make use of that phrafe , and get into the crowd again as faft as I can , in order to be alone . I can there raife what Speculations I pleafe upon others without be ing obferved myself ...
Strana 261
... fhall know what he means , he now af- fures me , in lefs than a fortnight's time . ' But I must not omit the dearer part of mankind , I mean the ladies , to take up a whole Paper upon grievances which concern the men only , but fhall ...
... fhall know what he means , he now af- fures me , in lefs than a fortnight's time . ' But I must not omit the dearer part of mankind , I mean the ladies , to take up a whole Paper upon grievances which concern the men only , but fhall ...
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