The Spectator, Том 2Harrison and Company, 1793 |
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... Servant , WILLIAM WISEACRE . ' As foon as my fon is perfect in this art , which I hope will be in a year's time , for the boy is pretty apt , I defign he shall learn to ride the great horfe , although he is not yet above twenty years ...
... Servant , WILLIAM WISEACRE . ' As foon as my fon is perfect in this art , which I hope will be in a year's time , for the boy is pretty apt , I defign he shall learn to ride the great horfe , although he is not yet above twenty years ...
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... servant , Lydia Novell . All these fellows who have money are extremely • faucy and cold ; pray , Sir , tell them of it , ' Mr. Spectator , I Have been delighted with nothing more through the whole courfe of your writings than the ...
... servant , Lydia Novell . All these fellows who have money are extremely • faucy and cold ; pray , Sir , tell them of it , ' Mr. Spectator , I Have been delighted with nothing more through the whole courfe of your writings than the ...
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... servant . ” No. CLVI . WEDNESDAY , AUGUST 29 . Sed tu fimul obligati Perfidum votis caput , enitefcis Pulchrior multo HOR . But thou , I Since perjur'd , doft more charming grow . DUKE . Do not think any thing could make a pleasanter en ...
... servant . ” No. CLVI . WEDNESDAY , AUGUST 29 . Sed tu fimul obligati Perfidum votis caput , enitefcis Pulchrior multo HOR . But thou , I Since perjur'd , doft more charming grow . DUKE . Do not think any thing could make a pleasanter en ...
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