The Spectator, Svazek 2Payne, Rivington, 1799 |
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... lady , came up to him , and faid , " Sir , I know you have too much re- " fpect for yourself to cane me in this honourable habit : " But you fee there is a lady in the cafe , and I hope on " that fcore alfo you will put off your anger ...
... lady , came up to him , and faid , " Sir , I know you have too much re- " fpect for yourself to cane me in this honourable habit : " But you fee there is a lady in the cafe , and I hope on " that fcore alfo you will put off your anger ...
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lady gave me of the loves of a family in town , which fhall be nameless ; or rather for the better found and elevation of the history , instead of Mr. and Mrs. fuchs a - one , I shall call them by feigned names . Without fur , ther ...
lady gave me of the loves of a family in town , which fhall be nameless ; or rather for the better found and elevation of the history , instead of Mr. and Mrs. fuchs a - one , I shall call them by feigned names . Without fur , ther ...
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... lady your Paper * , wherein you fall upon us whom you envy : what do you think I did ? You must know the was dreffing , I read the Spectator to her , and the ⚫ laughed at the places where the thought I was touched ; I threw away your ...
... lady your Paper * , wherein you fall upon us whom you envy : what do you think I did ? You must know the was dreffing , I read the Spectator to her , and the ⚫ laughed at the places where the thought I was touched ; I threw away your ...
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