The Spectator, Svazek 3Payne, Rivington, 1799 |
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Strana 49
... fince at difcretion upon the people , and how much of their commerce has removed for more fecurity to other places , he will have little rea- fon to imagine that their numbers have fince in- creafed ; and therefore with one third part ...
... fince at difcretion upon the people , and how much of their commerce has removed for more fecurity to other places , he will have little rea- fon to imagine that their numbers have fince in- creafed ; and therefore with one third part ...
Strana 173
... fince Nature ' ( as fome love to exprefs it ) does nothing in vain , o , to speak properly , fince the Author of our being has planted no wandering paffion in it , no defire which has not its object , Futurity is the proper object of ...
... fince Nature ' ( as fome love to exprefs it ) does nothing in vain , o , to speak properly , fince the Author of our being has planted no wandering paffion in it , no defire which has not its object , Futurity is the proper object of ...
Strana 179
... fince you are fo fharp upon other women , let us know • what materials your wife is made of , if you have one + . I fuppofe you would make us a parcel of poor- fpirited tame inipid creatures ; but , Sir , I would have you to know , we ...
... fince you are fo fharp upon other women , let us know • what materials your wife is made of , if you have one + . I fuppofe you would make us a parcel of poor- fpirited tame inipid creatures ; but , Sir , I would have you to know , we ...
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