The Spectator, Volume 2Dent, 1963 - 33 pagina's |
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Pagina 39
... speaking in my behalf : She told him with abundance of Tears that I was come to see him , that I could not speak to ... speak no more of me , unless she had a Mind to disturb him in his last Moments : for , Sir , you must know that he ...
... speaking in my behalf : She told him with abundance of Tears that I was come to see him , that I could not speak to ... speak no more of me , unless she had a Mind to disturb him in his last Moments : for , Sir , you must know that he ...
Pagina 136
... speak of Dependants , I would not be understood to mean those who are worthless in themselves , or who , without any Call , will press into the Company of their Betters . Nor , when I speak of Patrons , do I mean those who either have ...
... speak of Dependants , I would not be understood to mean those who are worthless in themselves , or who , without any Call , will press into the Company of their Betters . Nor , when I speak of Patrons , do I mean those who either have ...
Pagina 233
... speak for no other Purpose , but as it gives her an Opportunity of stirring a Limb , or varying a Feature , of glancing her Eyes , or playing with her Fan . As for News - mongers , Politicians , Mimicks , Story - Tellers , with other ...
... speak for no other Purpose , but as it gives her an Opportunity of stirring a Limb , or varying a Feature , of glancing her Eyes , or playing with her Fan . As for News - mongers , Politicians , Mimicks , Story - Tellers , with other ...
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