The Spectator. ...J. Tonson, 1724 |
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... himself into the Wa ter : At which his Mistress started up , and at the next Inftant he jumped a- crofs the Fountain and met her in an Embrace . She half recovering from her Fright , faid in the most charming Voice imaginable , and with ...
... himself into the Wa ter : At which his Mistress started up , and at the next Inftant he jumped a- crofs the Fountain and met her in an Embrace . She half recovering from her Fright , faid in the most charming Voice imaginable , and with ...
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... himself at Dinner ' till I am ferved . When we are going out of the Hall , he runs behind me ; and laft Night , as we were walking in the Fields , stop- ped fhort at a Stile ' till I came up to it , and upon my making Signs to him to ...
... himself at Dinner ' till I am ferved . When we are going out of the Hall , he runs behind me ; and laft Night , as we were walking in the Fields , stop- ped fhort at a Stile ' till I came up to it , and upon my making Signs to him to ...
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... himself is the Soul of Brutes . Who can tell what to call that seeming Sagacity in Animals , which directs them to fuch Food as is proper for them , and makes them naturally avoid whatever is noxious or unwholesome ? Tully has obferved ...
... himself is the Soul of Brutes . Who can tell what to call that seeming Sagacity in Animals , which directs them to fuch Food as is proper for them , and makes them naturally avoid whatever is noxious or unwholesome ? Tully has obferved ...
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... himself , but beloved and esteemed by all about him . He receives a fuita- ble Tribute for his univerfal Benevo- lence to Mankind , in the Returns of Affection 4 q Affection and Good - will , which are paid 50 The SPECTATOR . N ° 122 .
... himself , but beloved and esteemed by all about him . He receives a fuita- ble Tribute for his univerfal Benevo- lence to Mankind , in the Returns of Affection 4 q Affection and Good - will , which are paid 50 The SPECTATOR . N ° 122 .
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... himself . He would be a good Neighbour if he did not deftroy fo ma- ny Partridges : In fhort , he is a very fenfible Man ; fhoots flying ; and has been several times Fore - man of the Petty - Jury . THE other that rides along with him ...
... himself . He would be a good Neighbour if he did not deftroy fo ma- ny Partridges : In fhort , he is a very fenfible Man ; fhoots flying ; and has been several times Fore - man of the Petty - Jury . THE other that rides along with him ...
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