The Spectator, Svazek 4Messrs. Payne, Rivington, Davis, Longman, Dodsley [and 23 others in London], 1788 |
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... seems to be employed on objects direaly before her . This < eye is what affects chance - medley , and on a fudden , as if it attended to another thing , turns all its charms against an ogler . The eye of Lufitania is an inftrument of ...
... seems to be employed on objects direaly before her . This < eye is what affects chance - medley , and on a fudden , as if it attended to another thing , turns all its charms against an ogler . The eye of Lufitania is an inftrument of ...
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... seems to carry any weight with it , viz . That fuch a poft would come too near the nature of a mono- poly . Now , Sir , because I would have all forts of ' people made eafy , and being willing to have more Itrings than one to my bow ...
... seems to carry any weight with it , viz . That fuch a poft would come too near the nature of a mono- poly . Now , Sir , because I would have all forts of ' people made eafy , and being willing to have more Itrings than one to my bow ...
Strana 54
... seems , live upon half my jointure ! I lived upon . much lefs , Frank , when I carried you from place to place in these arms , and could neither eat , drefs , or mind any thing for feeding and tending you a weakly child ,. and fhedding ...
... seems , live upon half my jointure ! I lived upon . much lefs , Frank , when I carried you from place to place in these arms , and could neither eat , drefs , or mind any thing for feeding and tending you a weakly child ,. and fhedding ...
Strana 128
... seem to have placed him above the bare temptation of money . This reafon alfo makes the commonwealth regard her richeft fubjects , as those who are most concerned for her --- quiet and intereft , and confequently fitteft to be intrufted ...
... seem to have placed him above the bare temptation of money . This reafon alfo makes the commonwealth regard her richeft fubjects , as those who are most concerned for her --- quiet and intereft , and confequently fitteft to be intrufted ...
Strana 142
... seem too gentle , and to allow too many excuses for an enor mous crime , which is the reproach of the age , and is in all its branches and degrees exprefly forbidden by that religion we pretend to profefs ; and whofe laws , ' in a ...
... seem too gentle , and to allow too many excuses for an enor mous crime , which is the reproach of the age , and is in all its branches and degrees exprefly forbidden by that religion we pretend to profefs ; and whofe laws , ' in a ...
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