The Spectator. ...J. Tonson, 1724 |
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Maxims which prevail , as the Standards of Behaviour , in the Country wherein he lives . What is oppofite to the eternal Rules of Reafon and good Sense , must be excluded from any Place in the Car- riage of a Well - bred Man . I did not ...
Maxims which prevail , as the Standards of Behaviour , in the Country wherein he lives . What is oppofite to the eternal Rules of Reafon and good Sense , must be excluded from any Place in the Car- riage of a Well - bred Man . I did not ...
Strana 20
... Country , talk to him in a full Court , and with one Whisper make him despise all his old Friends and Acquaintance . He was come to that Knowledge of Men by long Obfervation , that he would pro- fefs altering the whole Mafs of Blood in ...
... Country , talk to him in a full Court , and with one Whisper make him despise all his old Friends and Acquaintance . He was come to that Knowledge of Men by long Obfervation , that he would pro- fefs altering the whole Mafs of Blood in ...
Strana 25
... reading the Paris Ga- zette , it is far from being impoffible , that he is pulling down and rebuilding the Front of his Country - House . B VOL . III . AT AT the fame time that I am endea- vouring to N77 . 25 The SPECTATOR .
... reading the Paris Ga- zette , it is far from being impoffible , that he is pulling down and rebuilding the Front of his Country - House . B VOL . III . AT AT the fame time that I am endea- vouring to N77 . 25 The SPECTATOR .
Strana 34
... Country in his Vindi- ❝cation , in which a Gentleman offered ' him his Daughter , who had lately fal- len in Love with him , with a good Fortune : But it was made appear that " the young Lady was amorous , and had like to have run away ...
... Country in his Vindi- ❝cation , in which a Gentleman offered ' him his Daughter , who had lately fal- len in Love with him , with a good Fortune : But it was made appear that " the young Lady was amorous , and had like to have run away ...
Strana 56
... their own private Advantage , it is certain , that there are feveral Women of Ho- nour who patch out of Principle , and ་ with an Eye to the Intereft of their Country with The SPECTATOR . No 8r . with no other Intention but to fee the ...
... their own private Advantage , it is certain , that there are feveral Women of Ho- nour who patch out of Principle , and ་ with an Eye to the Intereft of their Country with The SPECTATOR . No 8r . with no other Intention but to fee the ...
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