The Spectator: ...Phil. Crampton, 1737 |
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... Father of Conftantia was so incensed at the Father of Theodofius , that he contracted an unreasonable A- verfion towards his Son , infomuch that he forbad him his Houfe , and charged his Daughter upon her Duty never to fee him more . In ...
... Father of Conftantia was so incensed at the Father of Theodofius , that he contracted an unreasonable A- verfion towards his Son , infomuch that he forbad him his Houfe , and charged his Daughter upon her Duty never to fee him more . In ...
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... Father Francis ; and was fo far concealed in a long Beard , a fhaven Head , and a religious Habit , that it was impoffible to discover the Man of the World in the venerable Conventual . As he was one Morning fhut up in his Confeffional ...
... Father Francis ; and was fo far concealed in a long Beard , a fhaven Head , and a religious Habit , that it was impoffible to discover the Man of the World in the venerable Conventual . As he was one Morning fhut up in his Confeffional ...
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... Father FRANCIS . CONSTANTIA faw that the Hand - writing agreed with the Contents of the Letter : and upon reflecting on the Voice of the Person , the Behaviour , and above all the extreme Sorrow of the Father during her Confeffion , she ...
... Father FRANCIS . CONSTANTIA faw that the Hand - writing agreed with the Contents of the Letter : and upon reflecting on the Voice of the Person , the Behaviour , and above all the extreme Sorrow of the Father during her Confeffion , she ...
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