The Spectator, Svazek 6J. and R. Tonson and S. Draper, 1753 |
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Strana 59
... see a Woman here alone and unattended ; but I difmiffed my Coach at : the Gate , and tripped it down to my Counfel's Cham- bers ; for Lawyers Fees take up too much of a small dif- puted Jointure to admit any other Expences but mere ...
... see a Woman here alone and unattended ; but I difmiffed my Coach at : the Gate , and tripped it down to my Counfel's Cham- bers ; for Lawyers Fees take up too much of a small dif- puted Jointure to admit any other Expences but mere ...
Strana 107
... see his best Friend out of Countenance , while the Laugh is loud in his own Applaufe . His Ral- lery always puts the Company into little Divifions and feparate Interests , while that of Callifthenes cements it , and makes every Man not ...
... see his best Friend out of Countenance , while the Laugh is loud in his own Applaufe . His Ral- lery always puts the Company into little Divifions and feparate Interests , while that of Callifthenes cements it , and makes every Man not ...
Strana 303
... see a Man of this Tem- per afham'd to be clean , and fetting up for Wit only from Negligence in his Habit . Now I am upon this Head , I can't help obferving alfo upon a very different Folly proceeding from the fame Caufe . As thefe ...
... see a Man of this Tem- per afham'd to be clean , and fetting up for Wit only from Negligence in his Habit . Now I am upon this Head , I can't help obferving alfo upon a very different Folly proceeding from the fame Caufe . As thefe ...
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