The Guardian. ...Jacob and Richard Tonson, 1756 |
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... gave out , that Florella owed her complexion to a wash . Thus the induftrious pretty creatures take pains by invention , to throw blemishes on each other , when they do not con- fider that there is a profligate fet of fellows too ready ...
... gave out , that Florella owed her complexion to a wash . Thus the induftrious pretty creatures take pains by invention , to throw blemishes on each other , when they do not con- fider that there is a profligate fet of fellows too ready ...
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... gave ignorantly the occafion of its being affaulted . Had the men been lefs liberal of their applauses , the women had been more fparing of these calumnious cenfures . · < C SIR , I To the GUARDIAN . Don't know at what nice point you ...
... gave ignorantly the occafion of its being affaulted . Had the men been lefs liberal of their applauses , the women had been more fparing of these calumnious cenfures . · < C SIR , I To the GUARDIAN . Don't know at what nice point you ...
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... gave occafion to the worthy prelate , in whose ⚫ diocese that well is , to make fome obfervations upon it ; and in order to undeceive fo many poor deluded people , to fhow how little reafon , and how fmall au- thority there is , not ...
... gave occafion to the worthy prelate , in whose ⚫ diocese that well is , to make fome obfervations upon it ; and in order to undeceive fo many poor deluded people , to fhow how little reafon , and how fmall au- thority there is , not ...
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... gave only place and diftinction to the perfon who re- ceived them . An oaken garland to be worn on festi- vals and publick ceremonies , was the glorious recom- pence of one who had covered a citizen in battle . foldier would not only ...
... gave only place and diftinction to the perfon who re- ceived them . An oaken garland to be worn on festi- vals and publick ceremonies , was the glorious recom- pence of one who had covered a citizen in battle . foldier would not only ...
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... gave occafion to a different coin . Not only an ex- pedition , victory , or triumph , but the exercife of a fo- lemn devotion , the remiffion of a duty or tax , a new temple , fea - port , or high - way , were tranfmitted to pofterity ...
... gave occafion to a different coin . Not only an ex- pedition , victory , or triumph , but the exercife of a fo- lemn devotion , the remiffion of a duty or tax , a new temple , fea - port , or high - way , were tranfmitted to pofterity ...
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