The Spectator, Svazek 4Payne, Rivington, 1799 |
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Strana 33
... must not omit ; let the neglect fall on your fide , or where it will , his bufinefs is ftill to . be well - bred to the end . I think I have read , in one of our English comedies , a defcription of a fellow that affected knowing every ...
... must not omit ; let the neglect fall on your fide , or where it will , his bufinefs is ftill to . be well - bred to the end . I think I have read , in one of our English comedies , a defcription of a fellow that affected knowing every ...
Strana 184
... must be discharged very fuddenly , and that the ' cannot lofe her money as becomes a woman of her fashion , if the makes me any abatement in this ar ticle . I hope , Sir , you will take an occafion from hence to give your opinion upon a ...
... must be discharged very fuddenly , and that the ' cannot lofe her money as becomes a woman of her fashion , if the makes me any abatement in this ar ticle . I hope , Sir , you will take an occafion from hence to give your opinion upon a ...
Strana 305
... must further inform you , if you will promife to encourage , or at leaft to connive at me , that it is my defign to strike fuch a stroke the beginning of the next month , as fhall furprize the whole town . I do not think it prudent to ...
... must further inform you , if you will promife to encourage , or at leaft to connive at me , that it is my defign to strike fuch a stroke the beginning of the next month , as fhall furprize the whole town . I do not think it prudent to ...
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