The Spectator, Svazek 5Payne, Rivington, 1799 |
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... father was a very hard worldly man , and proud ; fo that there was no reason to believe he would eafily be brought ... father's approbation , ⚫ or become poffefed of his eftate . I paffionately loved him , and you will believe I did not ...
... father was a very hard worldly man , and proud ; fo that there was no reason to believe he would eafily be brought ... father's approbation , ⚫ or become poffefed of his eftate . I paffionately loved him , and you will believe I did not ...
Strana 76
... father , fhew it in your · • care towards him : but above all , do not omit to form him juft , fincere , and faithful in keeping a secret . • Thefe words of my father , fays Telemachus , were • continually continually repeated to me by ...
... father , fhew it in your · • care towards him : but above all , do not omit to form him juft , fincere , and faithful in keeping a secret . • Thefe words of my father , fays Telemachus , were • continually continually repeated to me by ...
Strana 240
... fathers were more moved at this inftance of mo- defty and ingenuity , than they could have been by the moft pathetic oration ; and , in fhort , pardoned the guilty father for this early promise of virtue in the fon . I take " affurance ...
... fathers were more moved at this inftance of mo- defty and ingenuity , than they could have been by the moft pathetic oration ; and , in fhort , pardoned the guilty father for this early promise of virtue in the fon . I take " affurance ...
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