The Spectator, Svazek 3Payne, Rivington, 1799 |
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... able to keep pace with the fafhion . But there is another misfortune which we are fubject to , and is no lefs grievous than the former , ⚫ which has hitherto efcaped your obfervation . I mean , the having things palmed upon us for ...
... able to keep pace with the fafhion . But there is another misfortune which we are fubject to , and is no lefs grievous than the former , ⚫ which has hitherto efcaped your obfervation . I mean , the having things palmed upon us for ...
Strana 105
... able , that the utmost steps which may be made in far- ther enmity cannot give greater torment . The gay Corinna , who fets up for an indifference and becoming heedlefinefs , gives her husband all the torment imagin- able out of mere ...
... able , that the utmost steps which may be made in far- ther enmity cannot give greater torment . The gay Corinna , who fets up for an indifference and becoming heedlefinefs , gives her husband all the torment imagin- able out of mere ...
Strana 336
... able melancholy , when I hear that fad and folemn air with which the public are very often asked , if they have any CHAIRS to mend ? Your own memory may fuggeft to you many other lamentable ditties of the fame nature , in which the ...
... able melancholy , when I hear that fad and folemn air with which the public are very often asked , if they have any CHAIRS to mend ? Your own memory may fuggeft to you many other lamentable ditties of the fame nature , in which the ...
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