The Spectator. Volume the First. [-eighth.].J. and R. Tonson in the Strand., 1744 |
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... Friend , whom I was going to fpeak of , does not flatter himself with fuch vain Expecta- tions , but has his Eye more upon the Virtue and Dispo- fition of his Children , than their Advancement or Wealth . Good Habits are what will ...
... Friend , whom I was going to fpeak of , does not flatter himself with fuch vain Expecta- tions , but has his Eye more upon the Virtue and Dispo- fition of his Children , than their Advancement or Wealth . Good Habits are what will ...
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... Friend , favours more of Cunning than of Difcretion , and would cut a Man off from the greatest Pleasures of Life , which are the Freedoms of Converfation with a Bofom Friend . Befides that when a Friend is turned into an Enemy , and ...
... Friend , favours more of Cunning than of Difcretion , and would cut a Man off from the greatest Pleasures of Life , which are the Freedoms of Converfation with a Bofom Friend . Befides that when a Friend is turned into an Enemy , and ...
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... Friend to tell me in his Spictatur , if I fhall be cure of my griefous Lofes ; for there is the Sea clear as Glafs , and as creen as the Leek : Then likewife if I be drown , and preak my Neck , if Mrs. Gwinifrid will not lofe me ...
... Friend to tell me in his Spictatur , if I fhall be cure of my griefous Lofes ; for there is the Sea clear as Glafs , and as creen as the Leek : Then likewife if I be drown , and preak my Neck , if Mrs. Gwinifrid will not lofe me ...
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