The Spectator, Svazek 6J. and R. Tonson and S. Draper, 1753 |
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Strana 146
... myself to you at pre- fent in the foreft Calamity that ever befel Man . My Wife has taken fomething ill of me , and has not spoke one Word , good or bad , to me , or any Body in the Family , fince Friday was Seven - night . What must a ...
... myself to you at pre- fent in the foreft Calamity that ever befel Man . My Wife has taken fomething ill of me , and has not spoke one Word , good or bad , to me , or any Body in the Family , fince Friday was Seven - night . What must a ...
Strana 180
... myself moved by a Paffion very different from that of Envy ; fenfibly touched with Pity , the fofteft and most generous of all Paffions , when I reflected what a cruel Disappointment the Neglect of thofe Papers must needs have been to ...
... myself moved by a Paffion very different from that of Envy ; fenfibly touched with Pity , the fofteft and most generous of all Paffions , when I reflected what a cruel Disappointment the Neglect of thofe Papers must needs have been to ...
Strana 210
... myself , and found means to alleviate , and at laft conquer my Af- ' fliction , by reflecting how that the and her Children having been no great Expence to me , the beft Part of her Fortune was ftill left ; that my Charge being re ...
... myself , and found means to alleviate , and at laft conquer my Af- ' fliction , by reflecting how that the and her Children having been no great Expence to me , the beft Part of her Fortune was ftill left ; that my Charge being re ...
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