The Spectator, Svazek 8W. Wilson, 1778 |
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... myself . But fince I have now gained the faculty , I have been fo long en- deavouring after , I intend to make a right ufe of it , and fhall think myself obliged , for the future , to fpeak al- ways in truth and fincerity of heart ...
... myself . But fince I have now gained the faculty , I have been fo long en- deavouring after , I intend to make a right ufe of it , and fhall think myself obliged , for the future , to fpeak al- ways in truth and fincerity of heart ...
Strana 78
... myself fo well upon the occafion that to this day I believe he died of an apoplexy . Mr. Wait- ' fort was refolved not to be too late this time , and I ⚫ heard from him in two days . I am almoft out of my weeds at this prefent writing ...
... myself fo well upon the occafion that to this day I believe he died of an apoplexy . Mr. Wait- ' fort was refolved not to be too late this time , and I ⚫ heard from him in two days . I am almoft out of my weeds at this prefent writing ...
Strana 267
... myself in ! when will the fix weeks be at an end , that lie between me and my promised happiness ? " How could you break off fo abruptly in your latt , and tell me you must go and dress for the play ? if you loved as I do , you would ...
... myself in ! when will the fix weeks be at an end , that lie between me and my promised happiness ? " How could you break off fo abruptly in your latt , and tell me you must go and dress for the play ? if you loved as I do , you would ...
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On the happiness of the world to come | 151 |
On the virtues of Trophoniuss cave | 166 |
On greatness with the flory of Gyges and Aglaüs 610 | 210 |
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