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... master of the Charterhouse was Dr. Thomas Walker , to whom reference is made in No. 488 of the Spec- tator . It is probable that Steele passed through the school 1 I.e. 167. Charterhouse Registers ; Epistolary Correspondence of Sir ...
... master of the Charterhouse was Dr. Thomas Walker , to whom reference is made in No. 488 of the Spec- tator . It is probable that Steele passed through the school 1 I.e. 167. Charterhouse Registers ; Epistolary Correspondence of Sir ...
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... master of me , as to make me forget our common interest . To attend my busi- ness as I ought , and improve my fortune , it is necessary that my time and my will should be under no direction but my own . Pray give my most humble service ...
... master of me , as to make me forget our common interest . To attend my busi- ness as I ought , and improve my fortune , it is necessary that my time and my will should be under no direction but my own . Pray give my most humble service ...
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... Master Stephen , he mounts his stool to be melan- choly , he is for no half - measures in grief . He delights in highly - strained situations , which he breaks off abruptly at the critical moment , like the story of Clarinda and Chloe ...
... Master Stephen , he mounts his stool to be melan- choly , he is for no half - measures in grief . He delights in highly - strained situations , which he breaks off abruptly at the critical moment , like the story of Clarinda and Chloe ...
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... master of , shows himself just , beneficent , and charitable , that term ought very deservedly to be had in the highest veneration ; but when wealth is used only as it is the support of pomp and luxury , to be rich is very far from ...
... master of , shows himself just , beneficent , and charitable , that term ought very deservedly to be had in the highest veneration ; but when wealth is used only as it is the support of pomp and luxury , to be rich is very far from ...
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... master as his father , his friend , and benefactor , upon the easy terms , and in expectation of no other return , but moderate wages and gentle usage ? It is the common vice of children , to run too much among the servants ; from such ...
... master as his father , his friend , and benefactor , upon the easy terms , and in expectation of no other return , but moderate wages and gentle usage ? It is the common vice of children , to run too much among the servants ; from such ...
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