The Spectator, Svazek 3George Atherton Aitken Routledge, 1975 |
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... opinion thereupon , as also what part I , being unlawfully born , may claim of the man's affection who begot me , and how far in your opinion I am to be thought his son , or he acknowledged as my father . Your sentiments and advice ...
... opinion thereupon , as also what part I , being unlawfully born , may claim of the man's affection who begot me , and how far in your opinion I am to be thought his son , or he acknowledged as my father . Your sentiments and advice ...
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... opinion that so useful and ele- vated a contemplation as that of the soul's immortality cannot be resumed too often . There is not a more improving exercise to the human mind than to be frequently reviewing its own great privileges and ...
... opinion that so useful and ele- vated a contemplation as that of the soul's immortality cannot be resumed too often . There is not a more improving exercise to the human mind than to be frequently reviewing its own great privileges and ...
Strana 172
... opinion that the fair sex are not altogether strangers to the arts of dissembling and concealing their thoughts , I have been forced to relinquish that opinion , and have therefore endeavoured to seek after some better reason . In order ...
... opinion that the fair sex are not altogether strangers to the arts of dissembling and concealing their thoughts , I have been forced to relinquish that opinion , and have therefore endeavoured to seek after some better reason . In order ...
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