The Spectator, Svazek 3George Atherton Aitken Routledge, 1975 |
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... acquaintance when they first come ; and if one does not visit them within the week which they stay at home , it is a mortal quarrel . Now , dear Mr Spec . , either command them to put it in the advertisement of your paper , which is ...
... acquaintance when they first come ; and if one does not visit them within the week which they stay at home , it is a mortal quarrel . Now , dear Mr Spec . , either command them to put it in the advertisement of your paper , which is ...
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... acquaintance , give me leave to represent to you our present circumstances as well as I can in writing . You are to know , then , that I am not of a very different constitution from Nathaniel Henroost , whom you have lately recorded in ...
... acquaintance , give me leave to represent to you our present circumstances as well as I can in writing . You are to know , then , that I am not of a very different constitution from Nathaniel Henroost , whom you have lately recorded in ...
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... acquainted . The censure and approbation of this kind of women are therefore only to be considered as helps to ... acquaintance ; sighs when she is not sad , and laughs when she is not merry . The coquette is in particular a great ...
... acquainted . The censure and approbation of this kind of women are therefore only to be considered as helps to ... acquaintance ; sighs when she is not sad , and laughs when she is not merry . The coquette is in particular a great ...
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