The Spectator, Svazek 7J. and R. Tonson, 1728 |
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Strana 7
... obliged to receive and return Vifits • from and to a Circle of Neighbours , who through Diversity of Age or Inclinations , can neither be entertaining or ferviceable to us , is a vile Lofs of Time , and a Slavery from which a Man fhould ...
... obliged to receive and return Vifits • from and to a Circle of Neighbours , who through Diversity of Age or Inclinations , can neither be entertaining or ferviceable to us , is a vile Lofs of Time , and a Slavery from which a Man fhould ...
Strana 13
... , ' I beseech you be as fpeedy as poffible , and you will highly oblige Your conftant Reader and Admirer , Dulcibella Thankley . VOL . VII . B OR- ORDERED , That the Infpector I employ about Wonders , No 474 The SPECTATOR . 13 " ...
... , ' I beseech you be as fpeedy as poffible , and you will highly oblige Your conftant Reader and Admirer , Dulcibella Thankley . VOL . VII . B OR- ORDERED , That the Infpector I employ about Wonders , No 474 The SPECTATOR . 13 " ...
Strana 14
... oblige her , told her with great Franknefs , that she looked upon him as one of the most worthless Celia , foreseeing what a Character she was to expect , beg- ged her not to go on , for that she had been private- ly married to him ...
... oblige her , told her with great Franknefs , that she looked upon him as one of the most worthless Celia , foreseeing what a Character she was to expect , beg- ged her not to go on , for that she had been private- ly married to him ...
Strana 16
... obliged to him for his Civilities " ever fince I faw him . I forgot to tell you that ' he has black Eyes , and looks upon me now and then as if he had Tears in them . And yet my • Friends are so unreasonable , that they would have ...
... obliged to him for his Civilities " ever fince I faw him . I forgot to tell you that ' he has black Eyes , and looks upon me now and then as if he had Tears in them . And yet my • Friends are so unreasonable , that they would have ...
Strana 25
... oblige me to walk with him to the Shops . He was very nice in his way , and fond of having every thing fhewn , which at firft made me very uneafy ; but as his Humour still continued , the things which I had been staring at along with ...
... oblige me to walk with him to the Shops . He was very nice in his way , and fond of having every thing fhewn , which at firft made me very uneafy ; but as his Humour still continued , the things which I had been staring at along with ...
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