The Spectator ...John Sharpe, 1803 |
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... leave to their serious consideration . After having observed the particulars of her dress , as I was taking a view of it all together , the shop- maid , who is a pert wench , told me that made- moiselle had something very curious in the ...
... leave to their serious consideration . After having observed the particulars of her dress , as I was taking a view of it all together , the shop- maid , who is a pert wench , told me that made- moiselle had something very curious in the ...
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... leave him with his wife and nieces ; where they spoke with so much contempt of an absent gentleman for being so slow at a hint , that he resolved never to be drowsy , unmannerly , or stupid , for the future at a friend's house ; and on ...
... leave him with his wife and nieces ; where they spoke with so much contempt of an absent gentleman for being so slow at a hint , that he resolved never to be drowsy , unmannerly , or stupid , for the future at a friend's house ; and on ...
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... leave behind them : whether it was worth coming into the world for ; whether it be suitable to a reasonable being ; in short , whether it appears graceful in this life , or will turn to an ad- vantage in the next . Let the sycophant or ...
... leave behind them : whether it was worth coming into the world for ; whether it be suitable to a reasonable being ; in short , whether it appears graceful in this life , or will turn to an ad- vantage in the next . Let the sycophant or ...
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