The Spectator, Volume 1George Gregory Smith Dent, 1945 |
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Pagina 262
... Favour by his Means But the Distresses which arise from the many inexplicable Occurrences that happen among Men , the unaccountable Alienation of Parents from their Children , Cruelty of Husbands to Wives , Poverty occasioned from ...
... Favour by his Means But the Distresses which arise from the many inexplicable Occurrences that happen among Men , the unaccountable Alienation of Parents from their Children , Cruelty of Husbands to Wives , Poverty occasioned from ...
Pagina 420
... Favour and Observation . With this glorious Intention he travelled into Foreign Nations in an obscure Manner , above receiving little Honours where he sojourned , but prying into what was of more Consequence , their Arts of Peace and of ...
... Favour and Observation . With this glorious Intention he travelled into Foreign Nations in an obscure Manner , above receiving little Honours where he sojourned , but prying into what was of more Consequence , their Arts of Peace and of ...
Pagina 464
... favour the Insinuation : But it had a quite contrary Effect from what I expected ; I was ever after treated with great Coldness both by that Lady and all the rest of my Acquaint- ance . In a very little Time I never came into a Room but ...
... favour the Insinuation : But it had a quite contrary Effect from what I expected ; I was ever after treated with great Coldness both by that Lady and all the rest of my Acquaint- ance . In a very little Time I never came into a Room but ...
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