The Spectator, Svazek 3George Atherton Aitken Routledge, 1975 |
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... believe , is by his own natural complexion prompted to tease and torment another for no reason but being nearly allied to him . And can there be anything more base , or serve to sink a man so much below his own distinguishing ...
... believe , is by his own natural complexion prompted to tease and torment another for no reason but being nearly allied to him . And can there be anything more base , or serve to sink a man so much below his own distinguishing ...
Strana 133
... believe you would convince them of a thing they are only ashamed to allow ; besides , you would recommend that state in its truest , and consequently its most agreeable colours ; and the gentlemen who have for any time been such ...
... believe you would convince them of a thing they are only ashamed to allow ; besides , you would recommend that state in its truest , and consequently its most agreeable colours ; and the gentlemen who have for any time been such ...
Strana 313
... believe , that as the world grew more polite , the rigid doctrines of the first were wholly discarded ; and I do not find any one so hardy at present , as to deny that there are very great ad- vantages in the enjoyment of a plentiful ...
... believe , that as the world grew more polite , the rigid doctrines of the first were wholly discarded ; and I do not find any one so hardy at present , as to deny that there are very great ad- vantages in the enjoyment of a plentiful ...
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