The Spectator, Volume 4George Gregory Smith Dent, 1966 |
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Pagina 59
... Pass , that instead of being the Testimony of Merit in the Person recommended , the true Reading of a Letter of this ... passing a worthless Creature into the Service or Interests of a Man who has never injured you . The Women indeed are ...
... Pass , that instead of being the Testimony of Merit in the Person recommended , the true Reading of a Letter of this ... passing a worthless Creature into the Service or Interests of a Man who has never injured you . The Women indeed are ...
Pagina 216
... pass through imminent Dangers , suffer painful Watchings , frightful Alarms , and laborious Marches for the greater Part of a Man's Time , and pass the rest in Sobriety conformable to the Rules of the most virtuous civil Life , is a ...
... pass through imminent Dangers , suffer painful Watchings , frightful Alarms , and laborious Marches for the greater Part of a Man's Time , and pass the rest in Sobriety conformable to the Rules of the most virtuous civil Life , is a ...
Pagina 313
... pass Part of the Summer with him at his House in the Country . I accepted his Invitation , and found a very hearty Welcome . My Friend , an honest plain Man , not being qualified to pass away his Time without the Reliefs of Business ...
... pass Part of the Summer with him at his House in the Country . I accepted his Invitation , and found a very hearty Welcome . My Friend , an honest plain Man , not being qualified to pass away his Time without the Reliefs of Business ...
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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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