The Spectator, Svazek 2Dent, 1924 |
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Strana 20
... greatest Traders in the World ; and as Gain is the chief End of such a People , they never pursue any other : The Means to it are never regarded ; they will , if it comes easily , get Money honestly ; but if not , they will not scruple ...
... greatest Traders in the World ; and as Gain is the chief End of such a People , they never pursue any other : The Means to it are never regarded ; they will , if it comes easily , get Money honestly ; but if not , they will not scruple ...
Strana 29
... greatest Fluency st imaginable , and then sink away again , and all because they fear we do not love them enough ; that is , the : poor things love us so heartily , that they cannot think y it possible we should be able to love them in ...
... greatest Fluency st imaginable , and then sink away again , and all because they fear we do not love them enough ; that is , the : poor things love us so heartily , that they cannot think y it possible we should be able to love them in ...
Strana 37
... greatest Penetration imagin able , considered it as Woman is the Creature of whom the Diffidence is raised ; but not a Word of a Man who is so unmerciful as to move Jealousie in his Wife , and not care whether she is so or not . It is ...
... greatest Penetration imagin able , considered it as Woman is the Creature of whom the Diffidence is raised ; but not a Word of a Man who is so unmerciful as to move Jealousie in his Wife , and not care whether she is so or not . It is ...
Strana 38
... greatest Gentleness that is possible against unhandsome Appearances , and that married Persons are under particular Rules ; when he is in the best Humour to receive this , I am answered only , That I expose my own Reputation and Sense ...
... greatest Gentleness that is possible against unhandsome Appearances , and that married Persons are under particular Rules ; when he is in the best Humour to receive this , I am answered only , That I expose my own Reputation and Sense ...
Strana 44
... greatest Conquerour of our Age , till her Majesty's Armies had torn from him so many of his Countries , and deprived him of the Fruit of all his former Victories , For my own Part , if I were to draw his Picture , I should be for taking ...
... greatest Conquerour of our Age , till her Majesty's Armies had torn from him so many of his Countries , and deprived him of the Fruit of all his former Victories , For my own Part , if I were to draw his Picture , I should be for taking ...
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