The Spectator, Том 8Alexander Chalmers E. Sargeant, M. & W. Ward, Munroe, Francis & Parker, and Edward Cotton, Boston, 1810 |
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... fortune being wasted , under pretence of justice , are excellently aggravated in the following speech of Pierre to Jaffier : ' I pass'd this very moment by thy doors , And found them guarded by a troop of villains ; The sons of public ...
... fortune being wasted , under pretence of justice , are excellently aggravated in the following speech of Pierre to Jaffier : ' I pass'd this very moment by thy doors , And found them guarded by a troop of villains ; The sons of public ...
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... fortune , but even the very necessaries of life , his pretence to food it- self , at the mercy of his creditors , he cannot but look upon himself in the state of the dead , with his case thus much worse , that the last office is ...
... fortune , but even the very necessaries of life , his pretence to food it- self , at the mercy of his creditors , he cannot but look upon himself in the state of the dead , with his case thus much worse , that the last office is ...
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... fortune , having paid my respects in a family Jacobus , he told me ( after his manner ) among several other things , that in a year and nine months I should fall ill of a new fever , be given over by my phy- sicians , but should with ...
... fortune , having paid my respects in a family Jacobus , he told me ( after his manner ) among several other things , that in a year and nine months I should fall ill of a new fever , be given over by my phy- sicians , but should with ...
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