The Spectator ...J. and R. Tonson, 1739 |
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... never praised or flattered , I never belyed or contradicted them . As thefe compofe half the World , and are by the juft Complaifance and Gallantry of our Nation the more powerful Part of our People , I fhall dedicate a confiderable ...
... never praised or flattered , I never belyed or contradicted them . As thefe compofe half the World , and are by the juft Complaifance and Gallantry of our Nation the more powerful Part of our People , I fhall dedicate a confiderable ...
Strana 257
... never a Man in Town lives more like a Gentleman with his Wife than I do ; I never mind her Motions ; she never inquires into mine . We Speak to one another civilly , hate one another heartily ; and because it is Vulgar to Lie and Soak ...
... never a Man in Town lives more like a Gentleman with his Wife than I do ; I never mind her Motions ; she never inquires into mine . We Speak to one another civilly , hate one another heartily ; and because it is Vulgar to Lie and Soak ...
Strana 267
... never find a Friend to his Mind . Love thy Friend , and be faithful un- to him ; but if thou bewrayeft his Secrets , follow no more after him : For as a Man hath deftroyed his Enemy , so haft thou loft the Love of thy Friend ; as one ...
... never find a Friend to his Mind . Love thy Friend , and be faithful un- to him ; but if thou bewrayeft his Secrets , follow no more after him : For as a Man hath deftroyed his Enemy , so haft thou loft the Love of thy Friend ; as one ...
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