The Spectator, Svazek 5W. Wilson, 1778 |
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... SPECTATOR , fenfible fpirits know no indifference in marriage ; what then do you think is my piercing affliction ! - -I leave you to re- prefent my diftrefs your own way , in which I defire you to be fpeedy , if you have compaffion for ...
... SPECTATOR , fenfible fpirits know no indifference in marriage ; what then do you think is my piercing affliction ! - -I leave you to re- prefent my diftrefs your own way , in which I defire you to be fpeedy , if you have compaffion for ...
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... SPECTATOR , this impertinent humour of diminishing every one who is produced in conver- fation to their advantage , runs thro ' the world ; and I ' am , I confefs , fo fearful of the force of ill tongues , " " " " well- that I have ...
... SPECTATOR , this impertinent humour of diminishing every one who is produced in conver- fation to their advantage , runs thro ' the world ; and I ' am , I confefs , fo fearful of the force of ill tongues , " " " " well- that I have ...
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... SPECTATOR and captain SENTRY to a play called the Distress'd Mother , 335 ; his behaviour and remarks at it , ibid . his uneasiness on the widow's account , 359 ; his ob- fervations in his paffage with the SPECTATOR , 10 Spring ...
... SPECTATOR and captain SENTRY to a play called the Distress'd Mother , 335 ; his behaviour and remarks at it , ibid . his uneasiness on the widow's account , 359 ; his ob- fervations in his paffage with the SPECTATOR , 10 Spring ...
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