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... Spectator, — I often dine at a gentleman's house, where there are two young ladies, in themselves very agreeable, but very cold in their behaviour, because they understand me for a person that is to break my mind, as the phrase is, very ...
... Spectator, — I often dine at a gentleman's house, where there are two young ladies, in themselves very agreeable, but very cold in their behaviour, because they understand me for a person that is to break my mind, as the phrase is, very ...
Strana 147
... Spectator upon heroic virtue in common life, which may incite men to the same generous inclinations, as have by this admirable person been shown to, and raised in, Sir, your most humble Servant. Mr Spectator, — I am a country gentleman ...
... Spectator upon heroic virtue in common life, which may incite men to the same generous inclinations, as have by this admirable person been shown to, and raised in, Sir, your most humble Servant. Mr Spectator, — I am a country gentleman ...
Strana 320
... Spectator, — I am clerk of the parish from whence Mrs Simper sends her complaint, in your yesterday's Spectator '. I must beg of you to publish this as a public admonition to the aforesaid Mrs Simper, otherwise all my honest care in the ...
... Spectator, — I am clerk of the parish from whence Mrs Simper sends her complaint, in your yesterday's Spectator '. I must beg of you to publish this as a public admonition to the aforesaid Mrs Simper, otherwise all my honest care in the ...
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