The Spectator, Svazek 5W. Wilson, 1778 |
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... father was a very hard worldly man , and proud ; fo that there was no reason to believe he would eafily be brought ... father's approbation , or become poffeffed of his citate . I paffionately loved him , and you will believe I did not ...
... father was a very hard worldly man , and proud ; fo that there was no reason to believe he would eafily be brought ... father's approbation , or become poffeffed of his citate . I paffionately loved him , and you will believe I did not ...
Strana 72
... father , fhew it in your care towards him : but above all , do not omit to form him ' juft , fincere , and faithful in keeping a fecret . These words of my father , fays Telemachus , were continual- ' ly repeated to me by his friends in ...
... father , fhew it in your care towards him : but above all , do not omit to form him ' juft , fincere , and faithful in keeping a fecret . These words of my father , fays Telemachus , were continual- ' ly repeated to me by his friends in ...
Strana 223
... father , being a tributary king to the Romans , had feveral complaints laid against him before the fenate , as a tyrant and op- preffor of his fubjects . The prince went to Rome to . defend his father , but coming into the fenate and ...
... father , being a tributary king to the Romans , had feveral complaints laid against him before the fenate , as a tyrant and op- preffor of his fubjects . The prince went to Rome to . defend his father , but coming into the fenate and ...
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