The Spectator, Svazek 2Joseph Addison, Sir Richard Steele J. Tonson, 1724 |
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... Friend very eafily Proof against the Charms of her Wit and Converfation ; but her beauteous Form , inftead of being blemished by her Falf- hood and Inconftancy , every Day in- creased upon him , and the had new At- tractions every time ...
... Friend very eafily Proof against the Charms of her Wit and Converfation ; but her beauteous Form , inftead of being blemished by her Falf- hood and Inconftancy , every Day in- creased upon him , and the had new At- tractions every time ...
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... Friends , one may fee by his Action , that his greatest Care and Concern is to keep the Plume of Feathers from falling off his Head . For my own part , when I fee a Man utter- ing his Complaints under fuch a Moun- tain of Feathers , I ...
... Friends , one may fee by his Action , that his greatest Care and Concern is to keep the Plume of Feathers from falling off his Head . For my own part , when I fee a Man utter- ing his Complaints under fuch a Moun- tain of Feathers , I ...
Strana 43
... Friend of mine tells me . " WE think we have at last done ' the Business with the Malecontents in Hungary , and fhall clap up a Peace ' there . WHAT the Neutrality Army is ' to do , or what the Army in Flanders , and what two or three ...
... Friend of mine tells me . " WE think we have at last done ' the Business with the Malecontents in Hungary , and fhall clap up a Peace ' there . WHAT the Neutrality Army is ' to do , or what the Army in Flanders , and what two or three ...
Strana 44
... Friends and Neighbours , C + Dominick and Slyboots , are just come in , < and the Coffee's ready . I am , in the mean time , C 2 Mr. SPECTATOR , * " Your Admirer , and Humble Servant , Abraham Froth . YOU may obferve the Turn of their ...
... Friends and Neighbours , C + Dominick and Slyboots , are just come in , < and the Coffee's ready . I am , in the mean time , C 2 Mr. SPECTATOR , * " Your Admirer , and Humble Servant , Abraham Froth . YOU may obferve the Turn of their ...
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... Friend WILL HONEYCOMB to carry me along with him to one of thefe Travelled Ladies , defiring him , at the fame time , to pre- fent me as a Foreigner who could not fpeak fpeak English , that fo I might not be obliged N ° 45. The ...
... Friend WILL HONEYCOMB to carry me along with him to one of thefe Travelled Ladies , defiring him , at the fame time , to pre- fent me as a Foreigner who could not fpeak fpeak English , that fo I might not be obliged N ° 45. The ...
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