The Spectator: With Sketches of the Lives of the Authors, an Index, and Explanatory Notes, Volúmenes9-10J. Crissy, 1841 |
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... towards their parents . He was reflect- ing upon the succession of particular virtues and qualities there might be preserved from one ge- neration to another , if these regards were recip- rocally 18 No. 426 . THE SPECTATOR .
... towards their parents . He was reflect- ing upon the succession of particular virtues and qualities there might be preserved from one ge- neration to another , if these regards were recip- rocally 18 No. 426 . THE SPECTATOR .
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... regards were recip- rocally held in veneration ; but as he never fails to mix an air of mirth and good humour with his good sense and reasoning , he entered into the following relation . ' I will not be confident in what century or ...
... regards were recip- rocally held in veneration ; but as he never fails to mix an air of mirth and good humour with his good sense and reasoning , he entered into the following relation . ' I will not be confident in what century or ...
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... regard he is sensible of a certain rustic mirth which renders him unfit for polite conversation . " That he intends to prepare himself by absti nence and thin diet to be one of the company . ' That at present he comes into a room as if ...
... regard he is sensible of a certain rustic mirth which renders him unfit for polite conversation . " That he intends to prepare himself by absti nence and thin diet to be one of the company . ' That at present he comes into a room as if ...
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... regard to my having a great estate . At fifteen I was removed to the university , where I lived , out of my father's great discretion , in scandalous poverty and want , till I was big enough to be married , and I was sent for to see the ...
... regard to my having a great estate . At fifteen I was removed to the university , where I lived , out of my father's great discretion , in scandalous poverty and want , till I was big enough to be married , and I was sent for to see the ...
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... regard to that other half of reasonable creatures , with whom they are here blended and confused ; their thoughts are ever turned upon appearing amiable to the other sex ; they talk , and move , and smile , with a design upon us ; every ...
... regard to that other half of reasonable creatures , with whom they are here blended and confused ; their thoughts are ever turned upon appearing amiable to the other sex ; they talk , and move , and smile , with a design upon us ; every ...
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