The Spectator ...John Sharpe, 1803 |
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... give up the desire of being known to it . After a man has preserved his innocence , and performed all duties ... gives away all which is the overplus of a great fortune , by secret methods , to other men . If he has not the pomp of a ...
... give up the desire of being known to it . After a man has preserved his innocence , and performed all duties ... gives away all which is the overplus of a great fortune , by secret methods , to other men . If he has not the pomp of a ...
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... give you this account , that you may take care hereafter not to betray any of your well - wishers into the like inconveniencies . It is in the number of these that I beg leave to subscribe myself , · TOM TRIPPIT . ' " MR . SPECTATOR ...
... give you this account , that you may take care hereafter not to betray any of your well - wishers into the like inconveniencies . It is in the number of these that I beg leave to subscribe myself , · TOM TRIPPIT . ' " MR . SPECTATOR ...
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... give her approbation to the present place she is in . In fine , no Egyptian mummy was ever half so useful in physic , as I should be to these fe- verish constitutions , to repress the violent sallies of youth , and give each action its ...
... give her approbation to the present place she is in . In fine , no Egyptian mummy was ever half so useful in physic , as I should be to these fe- verish constitutions , to repress the violent sallies of youth , and give each action its ...
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