The Spectator, Svazek 6J. and R. Tonson and S. Draper, 1753 |
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... against the Man who attempts to abuse him , ⚫ and the Shame of expofing a Parent to Infamy . The • Perfons concerned will know thefe Circumftances relate to ' em ; and tho ' the Regard to Virtue is dead in them , I have fome Hopes from ...
... against the Man who attempts to abuse him , ⚫ and the Shame of expofing a Parent to Infamy . The • Perfons concerned will know thefe Circumftances relate to ' em ; and tho ' the Regard to Virtue is dead in them , I have fome Hopes from ...
Strana 108
... against his Faults . He has an Art in keeping the Perfon he rallies in Coun . tenance , by infinuating that he him felf is guilty of the fame Imperfection . This he does with fo much Addrefs , that he feems rather to bewail himself ...
... against his Faults . He has an Art in keeping the Perfon he rallies in Coun . tenance , by infinuating that he him felf is guilty of the fame Imperfection . This he does with fo much Addrefs , that he feems rather to bewail himself ...
Strana 304
... against a thing , that he who contemns it is an Ignorant in it . I am , S IR , C " 6 Mr. SPECTATOR , Your most humble Servant , S. T. AM a Man of a very good Eftate , and am honour- ably in Love . I hope you will allow , when the ...
... against a thing , that he who contemns it is an Ignorant in it . I am , S IR , C " 6 Mr. SPECTATOR , Your most humble Servant , S. T. AM a Man of a very good Eftate , and am honour- ably in Love . I hope you will allow , when the ...
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