The Spectator, Volumen3Donaldson, 1766 |
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... raised you this general approbation , had they not been accompa- nied , with that moderation in an high fortune , and that affability of manners , which are fo confpicuous through all parts of your life . life . Your averfion to any ...
... raised you this general approbation , had they not been accompa- nied , with that moderation in an high fortune , and that affability of manners , which are fo confpicuous through all parts of your life . life . Your averfion to any ...
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... raise it ; and if he finds by your cenfures on others , that he is not so agreeable in your opinion as he might be , he naturally con- cludes you could love him better if he had other qualifications , and that by confequence your affec ...
... raise it ; and if he finds by your cenfures on others , that he is not so agreeable in your opinion as he might be , he naturally con- cludes you could love him better if he had other qualifications , and that by confequence your affec ...
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... give a woman , and Herod all the love that fuch charms are able to raise in a warm and amorous difpofition . In the midst of this his fondaefs fondness for Mariamne , he put her brother to death 12 No 171 . THE SPECTATOR .
... give a woman , and Herod all the love that fuch charms are able to raise in a warm and amorous difpofition . In the midst of this his fondaefs fondness for Mariamne , he put her brother to death 12 No 171 . THE SPECTATOR .
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... raised such an ambition among the common people of out - grinning one another , that many very difcerning perfons are afraid it fhould fpoil moft of the faces in the country ; and that a Warwickshire man will be known by his grin , as ...
... raised such an ambition among the common people of out - grinning one another , that many very difcerning perfons are afraid it fhould fpoil moft of the faces in the country ; and that a Warwickshire man will be known by his grin , as ...
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... raised an eftate by fnoring , but ' then he is reprefented to have flept what the com- mon people call a Dog's fleep ; or if his fleep was real , his wife was awake , and about her bufinefs . Your pen , which loves to moralize upon all ...
... raised an eftate by fnoring , but ' then he is reprefented to have flept what the com- mon people call a Dog's fleep ; or if his fleep was real , his wife was awake , and about her bufinefs . Your pen , which loves to moralize upon all ...
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