The Spectator. Volume the First. [-eighth.].J. and R. Tonson in the Strand., 1744 |
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... because they doubt my • Refolution to stand by ' em . In the midft of this infipid Way of Life , an old Acquaintance of mine , Tom Meggot , who is a Favourite with her , and allowed to vifit me in her Company because he fings prettily ...
... because they doubt my • Refolution to stand by ' em . In the midft of this infipid Way of Life , an old Acquaintance of mine , Tom Meggot , who is a Favourite with her , and allowed to vifit me in her Company because he fings prettily ...
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... because it proceeds from the Love of Truth , even in frivolous Occafions . If fuch honest Amendments do not promife ... because he fhould not be triumphed over ; Lies which are told out of Malice he should expofe , both for his own fake ...
... because it proceeds from the Love of Truth , even in frivolous Occafions . If fuch honest Amendments do not promife ... because he fhould not be triumphed over ; Lies which are told out of Malice he should expofe , both for his own fake ...
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... because the pro- * duces , but because she maintains and nurses what the produces . The Generation of the Infant is the Effect of Defire , but the Care of it argues Virtue and Choice . I am not ignorant but that there are fome Cafes of ...
... because the pro- * duces , but because she maintains and nurses what the produces . The Generation of the Infant is the Effect of Defire , but the Care of it argues Virtue and Choice . I am not ignorant but that there are fome Cafes of ...
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