The Spectator, Svazek 4J. Parsons, 1793 |
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... acquaintance ; and it very soon . came to that pass , that to give an answer at the door be- fore my face , the servants would ask her whether I was within or not ; and she would answer , No ! with great fondness , and tell me I was a ...
... acquaintance ; and it very soon . came to that pass , that to give an answer at the door be- fore my face , the servants would ask her whether I was within or not ; and she would answer , No ! with great fondness , and tell me I was a ...
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... acquaintance of mine does every day he lives , in some eminent degree , to par- ticular persons . He is ever lying people into good humour , and , as PLATO said , it was allowable in phy- sicians to lye to their patients to keep up ...
... acquaintance of mine does every day he lives , in some eminent degree , to par- ticular persons . He is ever lying people into good humour , and , as PLATO said , it was allowable in phy- sicians to lye to their patients to keep up ...
Strana 200
... acquaintance are able to guess at their profession ; for who * This little man was but just able to support the basket of pastry which he carried on his head , and sung in a very peculiar tone the cant words which passed into his name ...
... acquaintance are able to guess at their profession ; for who * This little man was but just able to support the basket of pastry which he carried on his head , and sung in a very peculiar tone the cant words which passed into his name ...
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