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... favour to causes which had nothing to do towards it. But the young blacksmith's being a gentleman was, methought, what created him goodwill from his present equality with the mob about him : add to this, that he was not so much a ...
... favour to causes which had nothing to do towards it. But the young blacksmith's being a gentleman was, methought, what created him goodwill from his present equality with the mob about him : add to this, that he was not so much a ...
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... favours of this kind. Of this sort may be a man who is in the fifth or sixth degree of favour with a minister ; this good creature is resolved to show the world that great honours cannot at all change his manners, he is the same civil ...
... favours of this kind. Of this sort may be a man who is in the fifth or sixth degree of favour with a minister ; this good creature is resolved to show the world that great honours cannot at all change his manners, he is the same civil ...
Strana 240
... favour of the Bumper Tavern. Be kind, for you know a plaver's utmost pride is the approbation of the Spectator. 1 am ... favours no longer than they shall find themselves well served '. surfeits, fevers, and physic ; which green wines of ...
... favour of the Bumper Tavern. Be kind, for you know a plaver's utmost pride is the approbation of the Spectator. 1 am ... favours no longer than they shall find themselves well served '. surfeits, fevers, and physic ; which green wines of ...
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