The Spectator: With Sketches of the Lives of the Authors, an Index, and Explanatory Notes, Volumen3J. Crissy, 1824 |
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... turning to her , says , I am very glad to observe sir Roger pauses upon this subject , and seems resolv- ed to deliver all his sentiments upon the matter when he pleases to speak . They both kept their countenances ; and after I had sat ...
... turning to her , says , I am very glad to observe sir Roger pauses upon this subject , and seems resolv- ed to deliver all his sentiments upon the matter when he pleases to speak . They both kept their countenances ; and after I had sat ...
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... turn of desire , that he produces the authority of the wisest men of the best age of the world to strengthen his opinion of the ordinary pursuits of mankind . It would , methinks , be no ill maxim of life , if according to that ancestor ...
... turn of desire , that he produces the authority of the wisest men of the best age of the world to strengthen his opinion of the ordinary pursuits of mankind . It would , methinks , be no ill maxim of life , if according to that ancestor ...
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... turn loose about the country by night , that he might the better signalize himself in their de- struction the next day . His hunting horses were the finest and best managed in all these parts ; his tenants are still full of the praises ...
... turn loose about the country by night , that he might the better signalize himself in their de- struction the next day . His hunting horses were the finest and best managed in all these parts ; his tenants are still full of the praises ...
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... turn- ed to the prospects around me , still struck with new sense of pleasure ; when I found by the voice of my friend , who walked by me , that we had in- sensibly strolled into the grove sacred to the wi- dow 52 No. 118 . THE SPECTATOR .
... turn- ed to the prospects around me , still struck with new sense of pleasure ; when I found by the voice of my friend , who walked by me , that we had in- sensibly strolled into the grove sacred to the wi- dow 52 No. 118 . THE SPECTATOR .
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... turn upon this circumstance of choosing a confi- dent . Thus it is that the lady is addressed to , presented and flattered , only by proxy , in her woman . In my case , how is it possible that - sir Roger was proceeding in his harangue ...
... turn upon this circumstance of choosing a confi- dent . Thus it is that the lady is addressed to , presented and flattered , only by proxy , in her woman . In my case , how is it possible that - sir Roger was proceeding in his harangue ...
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