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... speak of the Pleasure you afford all who are admitted into your Conversation , of your Elegant Taste in all the Polite Parts of Learning , of your great Humanity and Complacen- cy of Manners , and of the fur- prising Influence which is ...
... speak of the Pleasure you afford all who are admitted into your Conversation , of your Elegant Taste in all the Polite Parts of Learning , of your great Humanity and Complacen- cy of Manners , and of the fur- prising Influence which is ...
Pagina 8
... flow in attacking when it is your Duty . With this Candor does the Gentleman speak of himself and others . The fame Frankness runs through all all his Conversation . The Military Part of his Life 8 The SPECTATOR . No. 2 .
... flow in attacking when it is your Duty . With this Candor does the Gentleman speak of himself and others . The fame Frankness runs through all all his Conversation . The Military Part of his Life 8 The SPECTATOR . No. 2 .
Pagina 10
... speak at all , but speaks of him as of that Sort of Man who is usually called a well - bred fine Gentleman . To conclude his Character , where Women are not concerned , he is an honest wor- thy Man . I cannot tell whether I am to ...
... speak at all , but speaks of him as of that Sort of Man who is usually called a well - bred fine Gentleman . To conclude his Character , where Women are not concerned , he is an honest wor- thy Man . I cannot tell whether I am to ...
Pagina 15
... speak of me very currently by Mr. What - d'ye - call - him . TO make up for these trivial Disadvantages , I have the high Satisfaction of beholding all Nature with an un- prejudiced Eye ; and having nothing to do with Mens Paffions or ...
... speak of me very currently by Mr. What - d'ye - call - him . TO make up for these trivial Disadvantages , I have the high Satisfaction of beholding all Nature with an un- prejudiced Eye ; and having nothing to do with Mens Paffions or ...
Pagina 16
... speaking . WILL . HONEYCOMB was very entertaining the other Night at a Play , to a Gentleman who sat on his right Hand , while I was at his Left . The Gentleman believed WILL . was talking to himself , when upon my looking with great ...
... speaking . WILL . HONEYCOMB was very entertaining the other Night at a Play , to a Gentleman who sat on his right Hand , while I was at his Left . The Gentleman believed WILL . was talking to himself , when upon my looking with great ...
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