The Spectator, Volume 4George Gregory Smith Dent, 1966 |
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Pagina 215
... obliged , to become Security to me for such of their own poor Youth , whether Male or Female , as want Help towards getting into some Being in the World . I hope I shall be able to mange my Affairs so , as to improve my Fortune every ...
... obliged , to become Security to me for such of their own poor Youth , whether Male or Female , as want Help towards getting into some Being in the World . I hope I shall be able to mange my Affairs so , as to improve my Fortune every ...
Pagina 249
... obliged to say on this Head , by giving my Reader this Hint for the better judging of my Productions , that the best Comment upon them would be an Account when the Patron to the Tender Husband was in England , or Abroad . The Reader ...
... obliged to say on this Head , by giving my Reader this Hint for the better judging of my Productions , that the best Comment upon them would be an Account when the Patron to the Tender Husband was in England , or Abroad . The Reader ...
Pagina 250
... obliged to give an Account to the Town of my Time hereafter , since I retire when their Partiality to me is so great , that an Edition of the former Volumes of Spectators of above Nine thousand each Book , is already sold off , and the ...
... obliged to give an Account to the Town of my Time hereafter , since I retire when their Partiality to me is so great , that an Edition of the former Volumes of Spectators of above Nine thousand each Book , is already sold off , and the ...
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talk these Things of You and You cannot hide from us | 8 |
CONTENTS | 320 |
Essays Nos 556635 Friday June | 447 |
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