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Strana 235
Be pleased , dear Sir , to instruct them to lose with a better grace , and you will oblige ' MR . SPECTATOR . d ' Yours , เ RACHEL BASTO . ' ' YOUR kindness to Leonora , in one of your papers , has given the encouragement to do myself ...
Be pleased , dear Sir , to instruct them to lose with a better grace , and you will oblige ' MR . SPECTATOR . d ' Yours , เ RACHEL BASTO . ' ' YOUR kindness to Leonora , in one of your papers , has given the encouragement to do myself ...
Strana 248
... pleased , if they are admitted who are always com- plaining they are sad . Whatever we do , we should keep up the cheerfulness of our spirits , and never let them sink below an inclination at least to be well pleased .
... pleased , if they are admitted who are always com- plaining they are sad . Whatever we do , we should keep up the cheerfulness of our spirits , and never let them sink below an inclination at least to be well pleased .
Strana 304
What I ask of you is , to acquaint my customers ( who are otherwise very good ones ) that I am unavoidably hasped in my bar , and cannot help hearing the improper discourses they are pleased to entertain me with .
What I ask of you is , to acquaint my customers ( who are otherwise very good ones ) that I am unavoidably hasped in my bar , and cannot help hearing the improper discourses they are pleased to entertain me with .
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