The Spectator, Svazek 2Payne, Rivington, 1799 |
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... letter . The great defire I have to embellish my mind with fome of those graces which you fay are fo becoming , and which you affert Reading helps us to , has made me uneafy until I am put in a capacity of attaining them . This , Sir ...
... letter . The great defire I have to embellish my mind with fome of those graces which you fay are fo becoming , and which you affert Reading helps us to , has made me uneafy until I am put in a capacity of attaining them . This , Sir ...
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... letter from him , acquainting me , that by the death of an uncle he had a confiderable eftate left . him , which he faid was welcome to him upon no other account , but as he hoped it would remove all difficul- ties that lay in the way ...
... letter from him , acquainting me , that by the death of an uncle he had a confiderable eftate left . him , which he faid was welcome to him upon no other account , but as he hoped it would remove all difficul- ties that lay in the way ...
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... letter found it contained great news , but could not guess what it was . He immediately communicated it to the curate of the parish , who upon the reading of it , being vexed to fee any thing he could not understand , fell into a kind ...
... letter found it contained great news , but could not guess what it was . He immediately communicated it to the curate of the parish , who upon the reading of it , being vexed to fee any thing he could not understand , fell into a kind ...
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