The Spectator, Svazek 7J. and R. Tonson and S. Draper, 1769 |
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... present they are . Indeed where any of the guests are known to measure their fame or pleasure by their glass , pro- per exhortations might be used to thefe to push their ⚫ fortunes in this fort of reputation ; but where it is ...
... present they are . Indeed where any of the guests are known to measure their fame or pleasure by their glass , pro- per exhortations might be used to thefe to push their ⚫ fortunes in this fort of reputation ; but where it is ...
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... present purpose ? I have known Tom elo- quent half an hour together , and triumphing , as he thought , in the fuperiority of the argument , when he has been nonpluffed on a fudden by Mr. Dry's defiring him to tell the company what it ...
... present purpose ? I have known Tom elo- quent half an hour together , and triumphing , as he thought , in the fuperiority of the argument , when he has been nonpluffed on a fudden by Mr. Dry's defiring him to tell the company what it ...
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... present ilate of mind , and the fatisfaction I promife to myfe'f in the poffeffion of my new fortune . I have continued all Sir ROGER's fervants , ex- cept fuch as it was a relief to dismiss into little beings within my manour : Those ...
... present ilate of mind , and the fatisfaction I promife to myfe'f in the poffeffion of my new fortune . I have continued all Sir ROGER's fervants , ex- cept fuch as it was a relief to dismiss into little beings within my manour : Those ...
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