The Spectator: ...Phil. Crampton, 1737 |
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... young hopeful Offspring , let not the ancient and helpless Creatures be shamefully neglected . The Crowds of Poor , or pretended Poor , in every • Place , are a great Reproach to us , and eclipse the Glory of all other Charity . It is ...
... young hopeful Offspring , let not the ancient and helpless Creatures be shamefully neglected . The Crowds of Poor , or pretended Poor , in every • Place , are a great Reproach to us , and eclipse the Glory of all other Charity . It is ...
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... young People , who are fallen in- to Sorrow and private Anxiety of Mind , which antedate Age and Sickness . It is not three Years ago fince she was gay , airy , and a little towards Libertine in her Carriage ; but , methought , I eafily ...
... young People , who are fallen in- to Sorrow and private Anxiety of Mind , which antedate Age and Sickness . It is not three Years ago fince she was gay , airy , and a little towards Libertine in her Carriage ; but , methought , I eafily ...
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... young • Woman , whom I entertained to take Care of her , ⚫ to be very watchful in her Care and Attendance about her . I am a Man of Bufinefs , and obliged to be much abroad . The Neighbours have told me , that in my • Absence our Maid ...
... young • Woman , whom I entertained to take Care of her , ⚫ to be very watchful in her Care and Attendance about her . I am a Man of Bufinefs , and obliged to be much abroad . The Neighbours have told me , that in my • Absence our Maid ...
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