The Spectator ...J. and R. Tonson, 1739 |
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Strana 51
... should be clothed in fuch Silks as his Waftecoat was made of , and be carried in Houfes drawn by Horfes , without being exposed to Wind or Weather . All this he promised her the Enjoyment of , without fuch Fears and Alarms as they were ...
... should be clothed in fuch Silks as his Waftecoat was made of , and be carried in Houfes drawn by Horfes , without being exposed to Wind or Weather . All this he promised her the Enjoyment of , without fuch Fears and Alarms as they were ...
Strana 283
... should be actuated by a Love of Fame : That Vice and Ignorance , Imperfection and Misery should contend for for Praise and endeavour as much as poffible to make N ° 73 . 283 The SPECTATOR .
... should be actuated by a Love of Fame : That Vice and Ignorance , Imperfection and Misery should contend for for Praise and endeavour as much as poffible to make N ° 73 . 283 The SPECTATOR .
Strana 305
... should apply our felves for Relief , because there is hardly any Man alive who hath not injured us . Nay we fpeak it with ⚫ Sorrow , even You your felf , whom we should suspe & of fucha Practice the last of all Mankind , can hardly ac ...
... should apply our felves for Relief , because there is hardly any Man alive who hath not injured us . Nay we fpeak it with ⚫ Sorrow , even You your felf , whom we should suspe & of fucha Practice the last of all Mankind , can hardly ac ...
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