The Spectator. Volume the First. [-eighth.].J. and R. Tonson in the Strand., 1744 |
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... last to changeable , he has made three Appointments with me , and broke them every one . However I have good Hopes of him this Winter , efpe- ' cially if you will lend me your Affiftance to reform him , which will be a great Eafe and ...
... last to changeable , he has made three Appointments with me , and broke them every one . However I have good Hopes of him this Winter , efpe- ' cially if you will lend me your Affiftance to reform him , which will be a great Eafe and ...
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... last Hours in Reflexion upon the Happi- nefs we have lived in together , and in Sorrow that it is fo foon to have an End . This is a Frailty which I hope is fo far from criminal , that methinks there is a kind of Piety in being fo ...
... last Hours in Reflexion upon the Happi- nefs we have lived in together , and in Sorrow that it is fo foon to have an End . This is a Frailty which I hope is fo far from criminal , that methinks there is a kind of Piety in being fo ...
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... last come into our Family , my Husband is pleased to call me his Oceana , becaufe the foolish old Poet that you have tranf- VOL . III . H ⚫lated ⚫lated fays , That the Souls of fome Women are N ° 211. The SPECTATOR . 169.
... last come into our Family , my Husband is pleased to call me his Oceana , becaufe the foolish old Poet that you have tranf- VOL . III . H ⚫lated ⚫lated fays , That the Souls of fome Women are N ° 211. The SPECTATOR . 169.
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