The Spectator, Svazek 3Payne, Rivington, 1799 |
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... laft without leaving any reprefen- tatives behind . By this account he must have loft not only 800,000 fubjects , but double that number , and all the increase that was reasonably to be ex- ⚫pected from it . · It is faid in the laft ...
... laft without leaving any reprefen- tatives behind . By this account he must have loft not only 800,000 fubjects , but double that number , and all the increase that was reasonably to be ex- ⚫pected from it . · It is faid in the laft ...
Strana 148
... laft , which I am sure you should never have ⚫ known but by inadvertency , what my eyes faid was • true . But it is too foon to confirm it with my hand , therefore shall not fubfcribe my name . ' SIR , There were other gentlemen nearer ...
... laft , which I am sure you should never have ⚫ known but by inadvertency , what my eyes faid was • true . But it is too foon to confirm it with my hand , therefore shall not fubfcribe my name . ' SIR , There were other gentlemen nearer ...
Strana 170
... laft fpecies of women were made " out of the Bee ; and happy is the man who gets fuch 66 an one for his wife . She is altogether faultlefs and " unblameable . Her family flourishes and improves by her good mar agement . She loves her ...
... laft fpecies of women were made " out of the Bee ; and happy is the man who gets fuch 66 an one for his wife . She is altogether faultlefs and " unblameable . Her family flourishes and improves by her good mar agement . She loves her ...
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