The Spectator: With Sketches of the Lives of the Authors, an Index, and Explanatory Notes, Volumen10James Crissy, 1832 |
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... attend the passion towards them in elegant minds . However , he had seen so much of the world , that he had a great share of the language which usually prevails upon the weaker part of that sex , and he could with his tongue utter a ...
... attend the passion towards them in elegant minds . However , he had seen so much of the world , that he had a great share of the language which usually prevails upon the weaker part of that sex , and he could with his tongue utter a ...
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... attended to . There is no other way but to make war upon them , or we must go over to them . As for my part , I will show all the world it is not for want of charms that I stand so long unasked , and if you do not take measures for the ...
... attended to . There is no other way but to make war upon them , or we must go over to them . As for my part , I will show all the world it is not for want of charms that I stand so long unasked , and if you do not take measures for the ...
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... attend his vivacities . I shall end this discourse with a letter of re- commendation from Horace to Claudius Nero . You will see in that letter a slowness to ask a fa- vour , a strong reason for being unable to deny his good word any ...
... attend his vivacities . I shall end this discourse with a letter of re- commendation from Horace to Claudius Nero . You will see in that letter a slowness to ask a fa- vour , a strong reason for being unable to deny his good word any ...
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... attended Cromwell , his friend and patron , on his death - bed , and continued in the hope that the protector was not to die till he had ocular proof that he was mistaken . and religious horror in his countenance . The young man 94 No ...
... attended Cromwell , his friend and patron , on his death - bed , and continued in the hope that the protector was not to die till he had ocular proof that he was mistaken . and religious horror in his countenance . The young man 94 No ...
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... attend our voyage . Here- upon some who knew her for patience , and some of those too who till then cried the loudest , were persuaded by her and returned back . The rest of us went in , and she ( whose good nature would not suffer her ...
... attend our voyage . Here- upon some who knew her for patience , and some of those too who till then cried the loudest , were persuaded by her and returned back . The rest of us went in , and she ( whose good nature would not suffer her ...
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