The Spectator ...J. and R. Tonson, 1739 |
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Strana 59
... say it is a great Piece of Ill - nature in you , to fhew fo great an Efteem for a Foreigner , and to difcourage a ... saying ⚫ that I am a Country - Gentleman , who act only for my • Diverfion ; whereas , had I ftill the fame Woods to 6 ...
... say it is a great Piece of Ill - nature in you , to fhew fo great an Efteem for a Foreigner , and to difcourage a ... saying ⚫ that I am a Country - Gentleman , who act only for my • Diverfion ; whereas , had I ftill the fame Woods to 6 ...
Strana 109
... say to me , when I was laft with you alone . You told me then of the filly way I was ' in ; but you told me fo , as I faw loved you me , other ⚫ wife I could not obey your Commands in letting you know my Thoughts fo fincerely as I do ...
... say to me , when I was laft with you alone . You told me then of the filly way I was ' in ; but you told me fo , as I faw loved you me , other ⚫ wife I could not obey your Commands in letting you know my Thoughts fo fincerely as I do ...
Strana 266
... Saying that has pleased me more than that of a Friend's being the Medicine of Life , to exprefs the Efficacy of Friendship in healing the Pains and Anguifh which na- turally cleave to our Existence in this World ; and am won- derfully ...
... Saying that has pleased me more than that of a Friend's being the Medicine of Life , to exprefs the Efficacy of Friendship in healing the Pains and Anguifh which na- turally cleave to our Existence in this World ; and am won- derfully ...
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