The Spectator, Svazek 2J. and R. Tonson and S. Draper, 1753 |
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Strana 30
... receive all Day long the Adoration of the Youth within fuch and fuch Diftricts : I know in particular , Goods are not entered as they ought to be at the Cuftom - house , nor Law - Reports perufed at the Temple ; by reafon of one Beauty ...
... receive all Day long the Adoration of the Youth within fuch and fuch Diftricts : I know in particular , Goods are not entered as they ought to be at the Cuftom - house , nor Law - Reports perufed at the Temple ; by reafon of one Beauty ...
Strana 49
... receive your Advice in this Particular , being your daily Difciple and humble Servant , < LEONORA . IN Anfwer to my ... received many Letters upon that Head , fome of which I fhall give an Account of . IN the firft Class I fhall take ...
... receive your Advice in this Particular , being your daily Difciple and humble Servant , < LEONORA . IN Anfwer to my ... received many Letters upon that Head , fome of which I fhall give an Account of . IN the firft Class I fhall take ...
Strana 82
If they receive Reproaches which are not due to them , they likewife receive Praises which they do not deferve . In a word , the Man in a high Poft is never regarded with an indifferent Eye , but always confidered as a Friend or an ...
If they receive Reproaches which are not due to them , they likewife receive Praises which they do not deferve . In a word , the Man in a high Poft is never regarded with an indifferent Eye , but always confidered as a Friend or an ...
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