The Spectator. ...J. Tonson, 1724 |
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Strana 39
... imaginable ; all the harmless Part of him is no more than that of a Bull - Dog , they are tame no longer than they are not offended . One of these good - na- tured angry Men fhall , in an Inftant , affemble together fo many Allufions to ...
... imaginable ; all the harmless Part of him is no more than that of a Bull - Dog , they are tame no longer than they are not offended . One of these good - na- tured angry Men fhall , in an Inftant , affemble together fo many Allufions to ...
Strana 106
... imaginable in its . Branches , Leaves , and Height , but alas it bears no Fruit . THOUGH the Expectation which . is raised by impertinent Promifers is thus barren , their Confidence , even after Failures , is fo great , that they ...
... imaginable in its . Branches , Leaves , and Height , but alas it bears no Fruit . THOUGH the Expectation which . is raised by impertinent Promifers is thus barren , their Confidence , even after Failures , is fo great , that they ...
Strana 107
... imaginable from an Habit of Virtue that , way , have often upbraided me with it . I take Shame upon my felf for this Crime , and more particularly for the greatest I ever committed of the fort , that when as agreeable a Company of ...
... imaginable from an Habit of Virtue that , way , have often upbraided me with it . I take Shame upon my felf for this Crime , and more particularly for the greatest I ever committed of the fort , that when as agreeable a Company of ...
Strana 111
... imaginable , than that it , is fuch as has made you liable to be ' treated after this manner , while you your felf cannot in your own Con- , fcience but allow the Juftice of the Upbraidings of Your injur'd Friend , T Ralph Trap . GO N ...
... imaginable , than that it , is fuch as has made you liable to be ' treated after this manner , while you your felf cannot in your own Con- , fcience but allow the Juftice of the Upbraidings of Your injur'd Friend , T Ralph Trap . GO N ...
Strana 112
... Cradle with all the Tendernefs imaginable , and has view'd her growing Perfections with the Partiality of a Parent , that foon thought I thought her accomplished above the Children of all other 112 The SPECTATOR . No 449 .
... Cradle with all the Tendernefs imaginable , and has view'd her growing Perfections with the Partiality of a Parent , that foon thought I thought her accomplished above the Children of all other 112 The SPECTATOR . No 449 .
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