The Spectator, Svazek 2J. J. Woodward, 1830 |
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will now tell thee all . It is some days I have lived almost without support , having con- veyed what little money I ... telling you gave me most delight . You carried it first to his master , who he ima- must have observed that all the ...
will now tell thee all . It is some days I have lived almost without support , having con- veyed what little money I ... telling you gave me most delight . You carried it first to his master , who he ima- must have observed that all the ...
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... telling my tale over and over again , I humbly beg the favour of you to tell it once for all , and you will extremely oblige your humble servant , MR.SPECTATOR , -Your observations on persons that have behaved themselves ir- reverently ...
... telling my tale over and over again , I humbly beg the favour of you to tell it once for all , and you will extremely oblige your humble servant , MR.SPECTATOR , -Your observations on persons that have behaved themselves ir- reverently ...
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... tell a lie , though he were sure to gain heaven by it . However extravagant such a protestation may appear , every one will own that a man may say , very reasonably , he would not tell a lie if he were to gain hell by it ; or , if you ...
... tell a lie , though he were sure to gain heaven by it . However extravagant such a protestation may appear , every one will own that a man may say , very reasonably , he would not tell a lie if he were to gain hell by it ; or , if you ...
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