The Spectator ...John Sharpe, 1803 |
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... means he got a very comfortable subsistence , until making too much haste to grow rich , he one day took such an unreasonable pinch out of the box of a Swiss officer , as engaged him in a quarrel , and obliged him to quit this inge ...
... means he got a very comfortable subsistence , until making too much haste to grow rich , he one day took such an unreasonable pinch out of the box of a Swiss officer , as engaged him in a quarrel , and obliged him to quit this inge ...
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... means she has gained an interest in some of his leading passions , and made them accessary to his reformation . There is another particular of Emilia's conduct which I cannot forbear mentioning : to some , perhaps , it may at first ...
... means she has gained an interest in some of his leading passions , and made them accessary to his reformation . There is another particular of Emilia's conduct which I cannot forbear mentioning : to some , perhaps , it may at first ...
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... means , that stealing a man's daughter for the sake of her por- tion , is but a kind of a tolerated robbery ; and that they make but a poor amends to the father whom they plunder after this manner , by going to bed with his child . Dear ...
... means , that stealing a man's daughter for the sake of her por- tion , is but a kind of a tolerated robbery ; and that they make but a poor amends to the father whom they plunder after this manner , by going to bed with his child . Dear ...
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