The Spectator, Volume 8William Durell and Company, 1810 - English literature |
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Page 15
... received above two - penny - worth of instruction from your pa- per , and in the general was very well pleased with it ; but I am , without a compliment , sincerely troubled that I cannot exactly be of your opinion , that it makes every ...
... received above two - penny - worth of instruction from your pa- per , and in the general was very well pleased with it ; but I am , without a compliment , sincerely troubled that I cannot exactly be of your opinion , that it makes every ...
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... best advocate in the world , the guilt of being unfortunate . All that a man in my condition can do or say will be received with prejudice by the generality of mankind , but I hope not with you : you have been a 20 No. 456 , THE SPECTATOR .
... best advocate in the world , the guilt of being unfortunate . All that a man in my condition can do or say will be received with prejudice by the generality of mankind , but I hope not with you : you have been a 20 No. 456 , THE SPECTATOR .
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... received with prejudice , all you do will be looked upon with partiality . What I desire of you is , that you , who are courted by all , would smile upon me who am shunned by all . Let that grace and favor which your fortune throws upon ...
... received with prejudice , all you do will be looked upon with partiality . What I desire of you is , that you , who are courted by all , would smile upon me who am shunned by all . Let that grace and favor which your fortune throws upon ...
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... received by ministers of state , clandestine courtships and marriages , secret amors , losses at play , applica- tions for places , with their respective successes and repulses , are the materials in which I chiefly intend to deal . I ...
... received by ministers of state , clandestine courtships and marriages , secret amors , losses at play , applica- tions for places , with their respective successes and repulses , are the materials in which I chiefly intend to deal . I ...
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... received by ministers of state , clandestine courtships and marriages , secret amors , losses at play , applica- tions for places , with their respective successes and repulses , are the materials in which I chiefly intend to deal . I ...
... received by ministers of state , clandestine courtships and marriages , secret amors , losses at play , applica- tions for places , with their respective successes and repulses , are the materials in which I chiefly intend to deal . I ...
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