The Spectator, Svazek 7J. and R. Tonson and S. Draper, 1769 |
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... should certainly therefore in each county be ⚫ established a club of the perfons whofe conversations I have defcribed , who for their own private , as also the public emolument , fhould exclude , and be ex- ⚫cluded all other fociety ...
... should certainly therefore in each county be ⚫ established a club of the perfons whofe conversations I have defcribed , who for their own private , as also the public emolument , fhould exclude , and be ex- ⚫cluded all other fociety ...
Strana 13
... should take it in their heads to vifit me , I fhould look upon these persons in ⚫ the fame degree enemies to my particular state of hap- piness , as ever the French were to that of the public , ⚫ and I would be at an annual expence in ...
... should take it in their heads to vifit me , I fhould look upon these persons in ⚫ the fame degree enemies to my particular state of hap- piness , as ever the French were to that of the public , ⚫ and I would be at an annual expence in ...
Strana 109
... should often fwell to fuch a fize as to burft the heart which contains it , if time did not make these circumstances lefs ftrong and lively , fo that reason should become a more equal match for the paffion , or if another defire which ...
... should often fwell to fuch a fize as to burft the heart which contains it , if time did not make these circumstances lefs ftrong and lively , fo that reason should become a more equal match for the paffion , or if another defire which ...
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