The Spectator; with Notes, and a General Index, Том 1J. J. Woodward, 1826 |
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... observed a set - different circumstances into misfortunes , and tled melancholy in her countenance , which I suffer as much from trifling accidents , as from should have been troubled for , had I not heard real evils . I have known the ...
... observed a set - different circumstances into misfortunes , and tled melancholy in her countenance , which I suffer as much from trifling accidents , as from should have been troubled for , had I not heard real evils . I have known the ...
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... observation quarters and regions of this great town , than of such groundless prodigies and predictions . with the ... observed by this new society , are wonder- fully contrived for the advancement of cuckol- dom . The women either ...
... observation quarters and regions of this great town , than of such groundless prodigies and predictions . with the ... observed by this new society , are wonder- fully contrived for the advancement of cuckol- dom . The women either ...
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... observed in the Two - penny club , erected in this place , for the preservation of friendship and good neighbourhood . I. Every member at his first coming in shall lay down his two pence . II . Every member shall fill his pipe out of ...
... observed in the Two - penny club , erected in this place , for the preservation of friendship and good neighbourhood . I. Every member at his first coming in shall lay down his two pence . II . Every member shall fill his pipe out of ...
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... observed in your discourse , that hypocrisy is the very foundation of our The doves are censur'd , while the crows are spar'd . education ; and that an ability to dissemble our affections is a professed part of our breed- ARIETTA is ...
... observed in your discourse , that hypocrisy is the very foundation of our The doves are censur'd , while the crows are spar'd . education ; and that an ability to dissemble our affections is a professed part of our breed- ARIETTA is ...
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... observed that at the end same with his third line in the following pas- of every story the whole company closed their sage : ranks , and crowded about the fire . I took no- tice in particular of a little boy , who was so attentive to ...
... observed that at the end same with his third line in the following pas- of every story the whole company closed their sage : ranks , and crowded about the fire . I took no- tice in particular of a little boy , who was so attentive to ...
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