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... Spectator, in the meantime take it as it follows in his own words : Mr Spectator, — It is my misfortune to be in love with a young creature who is daily committing faults, which though they give me the utmost uneasiness, I know not how ...
... Spectator, in the meantime take it as it follows in his own words : Mr Spectator, — It is my misfortune to be in love with a young creature who is daily committing faults, which though they give me the utmost uneasiness, I know not how ...
Strana 146
... Spectator, — I am of one of the most genteel trades in the City, and understand thus much of liberal education as to ... Spectator gave us lately a very nice dissertation concerning the several methods of managing debates . . . 1 wonder ...
... Spectator, — I am of one of the most genteel trades in the City, and understand thus much of liberal education as to ... Spectator gave us lately a very nice dissertation concerning the several methods of managing debates . . . 1 wonder ...
Strana 347
Mr Spectator, — I am appointed to act a part in the new tragedy called The Distrest Mother: it is the celebrated grief of Orestes which I am to personate ; but I shall not act as I ought, for I shall feel it too intimately to be able to ...
Mr Spectator, — I am appointed to act a part in the new tragedy called The Distrest Mother: it is the celebrated grief of Orestes which I am to personate ; but I shall not act as I ought, for I shall feel it too intimately to be able to ...
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