The Spectator. Volume the First. [-eighth.].J. and R. Tonson in the Strand., 1744 |
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... Person who commends you is to be confidered , before you fet a Value upon his Esteem . The Praise of an ignorant Man is only Good - will , and you fhould receive his Kindness as he is a good Neigh- bour in Society , and not as a good ...
... Person who commends you is to be confidered , before you fet a Value upon his Esteem . The Praise of an ignorant Man is only Good - will , and you fhould receive his Kindness as he is a good Neigh- bour in Society , and not as a good ...
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... Person , I am your Betters . Pray , Sir , as near as you can , defcribe that eternal Flirt and Difturber of Families , Mrs. Taperty , who is always vifiting , and putting Peo ple in a Way , as they call it . If you can make her ftay at ...
... Person , I am your Betters . Pray , Sir , as near as you can , defcribe that eternal Flirt and Difturber of Families , Mrs. Taperty , who is always vifiting , and putting Peo ple in a Way , as they call it . If you can make her ftay at ...
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... Person who seems to be born for him , which is your talkative Fellow . It is fo ordered , that there is a fecret Bent , as natural as the Meeting of different Sexes , in thefe two Characters , to fupply each other's Wants . I had the ...
... Person who seems to be born for him , which is your talkative Fellow . It is fo ordered , that there is a fecret Bent , as natural as the Meeting of different Sexes , in thefe two Characters , to fupply each other's Wants . I had the ...
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