The Spectator. Volume the First. [-eighth.].J. and R. Tonson in the Strand., 1744 |
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... some short Minutes I have taken of him in my Almanack fince laft Spring ; for you muft ⚫ know there are certain Seasons of the Year , according ⚫ to which , I will not fay our Friendship , but the Enjoy- ⚫ment of it rifes or falls ...
... some short Minutes I have taken of him in my Almanack fince laft Spring ; for you muft ⚫ know there are certain Seasons of the Year , according ⚫ to which , I will not fay our Friendship , but the Enjoy- ⚫ment of it rifes or falls ...
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... some entertaining Circumstances , tell it over again with Particulars that destroy the Jeft , but give Light into the Truth of the Narration . This fort of Veracity , though it is impertinent , has fomething amiable in it , because it ...
... some entertaining Circumstances , tell it over again with Particulars that destroy the Jeft , but give Light into the Truth of the Narration . This fort of Veracity , though it is impertinent , has fomething amiable in it , because it ...
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... Some Diffatisfaction between me and my Parents made me enter into it with lefs Relifh of Bufinefs than I ought ; and to turn off this Uneafinefs I gave my felf to crimi- ⚫nal Pleasures , fome Exceffes , and a general loofe Con- duct ...
... Some Diffatisfaction between me and my Parents made me enter into it with lefs Relifh of Bufinefs than I ought ; and to turn off this Uneafinefs I gave my felf to crimi- ⚫nal Pleasures , fome Exceffes , and a general loofe Con- duct ...
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