The Spectator, Том 1J. Tonson, 1729 |
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... consider it is as much as my Life is worth , if she should think we < were intimate ; therefore I earnestly intreat you for the future to take no manner of Notice of , SIR , Your obliged humble Servant , Will . Fashion , It A like ...
... consider it is as much as my Life is worth , if she should think we < were intimate ; therefore I earnestly intreat you for the future to take no manner of Notice of , SIR , Your obliged humble Servant , Will . Fashion , It A like ...
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... consider , that a Creature like Man , who is fenfible of fo many Weakneffes and Imperfecti- ons , fhould be a & tuated by a Love of Fame : That Vice and Ignorance , Imperfection and Mifery fhould contend for for Praife , and endeavour ...
... consider , that a Creature like Man , who is fenfible of fo many Weakneffes and Imperfecti- ons , fhould be a & tuated by a Love of Fame : That Vice and Ignorance , Imperfection and Mifery fhould contend for for Praife , and endeavour ...
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... CONSIDERING therefore that in these and ma . ny other Cafes the Woman generally out - lives the Idol , I muft return to the Moral of this Paper , and defire my fair Readers to give a proper Direction to their Paffion for being admired ...
... CONSIDERING therefore that in these and ma . ny other Cafes the Woman generally out - lives the Idol , I muft return to the Moral of this Paper , and defire my fair Readers to give a proper Direction to their Paffion for being admired ...
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