The Spectator, Svazek 7J. and R. Tonson and S. Draper, 1769 |
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... young ones into bufinefs , whofe ap- plication to this study will let them into the fecrets of it , as much as their modefty will hinder them from the practice : I fay , it would be laying an everlasting obligation upon a young man , to ...
... young ones into bufinefs , whofe ap- plication to this study will let them into the fecrets of it , as much as their modefty will hinder them from the practice : I fay , it would be laying an everlasting obligation upon a young man , to ...
Strana 210
... young cur , though he could not fit in a coach - box without hold- ing , yet would he venture his neck to bid defiance to your fpectatorial authority , or to any thing that · you countenanced . Who he was I know not , but • I heard this ...
... young cur , though he could not fit in a coach - box without hold- ing , yet would he venture his neck to bid defiance to your fpectatorial authority , or to any thing that · you countenanced . Who he was I know not , but • I heard this ...
Strana 219
... young worthies , whom this great Emperor treated with fo much juftice and in- dignation ; but any one who obferves what paffes in this town , may very well frame to himself a notion of their riots and debaucheries all night , and their ...
... young worthies , whom this great Emperor treated with fo much juftice and in- dignation ; but any one who obferves what paffes in this town , may very well frame to himself a notion of their riots and debaucheries all night , and their ...
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