The Spectator: With Sketches of the Lives of the Authors, an Index, and Explanatory Notes, Volumen10James Crissy, 1832 |
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... desires his advice . I have known several odd cases of this nature . Hipparchus was going to marry a common woman , but being re- solved to do nothing without the advice of his friend Philander , he consulted him upon the oc- casion ...
... desires his advice . I have known several odd cases of this nature . Hipparchus was going to marry a common woman , but being re- solved to do nothing without the advice of his friend Philander , he consulted him upon the oc- casion ...
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... desire therefore you will give me your advice , for I know you are a wise man ; and if you advise me well , I am resolved to fol- low it . I heartily wish you could see him dance ; and am , sir , ' Your most humble servant , ' B. D. ...
... desire therefore you will give me your advice , for I know you are a wise man ; and if you advise me well , I am resolved to fol- low it . I heartily wish you could see him dance ; and am , sir , ' Your most humble servant , ' B. D. ...
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... desire also to have it taken notice of , that because we would show a particular respect to foreigners , which may induce them to perfect their breeding here in a knowledge which is very proper for pretty gentlemen , we have conceived ...
... desire also to have it taken notice of , that because we would show a particular respect to foreigners , which may induce them to perfect their breeding here in a knowledge which is very proper for pretty gentlemen , we have conceived ...
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... desire , as that desire flags , will , without her fault , think her charms and her merit abated : from hence must follow indiffer- ence , dislike , peevishness , and rage . But the man who brings his reason to support his pas- sion ...
... desire , as that desire flags , will , without her fault , think her charms and her merit abated : from hence must follow indiffer- ence , dislike , peevishness , and rage . But the man who brings his reason to support his pas- sion ...
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... desire of gain , or what they call hon- our , to take upon themselves whatever the gene- rosity of their master can ... desires do about the generous Phara- mond : Monsieur Eucrate has hinted to me , that you have thoughts of ...
... desire of gain , or what they call hon- our , to take upon themselves whatever the gene- rosity of their master can ... desires do about the generous Phara- mond : Monsieur Eucrate has hinted to me , that you have thoughts of ...
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