The Spectator, Svazek 4Payne, Rivington, 1799 |
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... obliged to me , that they would infallibly make my fortune . In fhort , her frequent importunities upon this , and other impertinencies of the like nature make me very uneafy ; and if your remonftrances have no more ef- fect upon her ...
... obliged to me , that they would infallibly make my fortune . In fhort , her frequent importunities upon this , and other impertinencies of the like nature make me very uneafy ; and if your remonftrances have no more ef- fect upon her ...
Strana 136
... obliged to attend business of import- ance elsewhere the very next mo ... ent . Thus they run from place to place , profeffing that they are obliged to be ftill in another company than that which they are in . Thefe perfons who are juft ...
... obliged to attend business of import- ance elsewhere the very next mo ... ent . Thus they run from place to place , profeffing that they are obliged to be ftill in another company than that which they are in . Thefe perfons who are juft ...
Strana 278
... obliged humble fervant , " JOHN TROT . " Let me defire you to make what alterations you pleafe , and infert this as ... oblige , 6 SIR , your very humble fervant , O be a very well bred man . T ° 6 · Mr. SPECTATOR , • N. B. ' THE ...
... obliged humble fervant , " JOHN TROT . " Let me defire you to make what alterations you pleafe , and infert this as ... oblige , 6 SIR , your very humble fervant , O be a very well bred man . T ° 6 · Mr. SPECTATOR , • N. B. ' THE ...
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