The Spectator, Band 3J. Tonson, 1728 - 312 Seiten |
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... said , I should longer detain You with an Addrefs of this Nature : I cannot , however , con- clude it without owning those great O- bligations which You have laid upon , SIR , Your moft Obedient , Humble Servant , E The SPECTATOR . ( 1 ) ...
... said , I should longer detain You with an Addrefs of this Nature : I cannot , however , con- clude it without owning those great O- bligations which You have laid upon , SIR , Your moft Obedient , Humble Servant , E The SPECTATOR . ( 1 ) ...
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... said a Gentleman , a Way to be greater than any Man : If be has Worth in him , I can rejoyce in his Superiority and that Satisfaction is a greater Act of the Soul in me , than any in him which can poffibly ap- pear to me . This Thought ...
... said a Gentleman , a Way to be greater than any Man : If be has Worth in him , I can rejoyce in his Superiority and that Satisfaction is a greater Act of the Soul in me , than any in him which can poffibly ap- pear to me . This Thought ...
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... said to him , My Love ! I have within these few Months , unknown to you , fcraped together as much Money as has bought us a Ticket in the Lottery , and now here is Mrs. Quick comes to tell me , that ' tis come up this Morning a Five ...
... said to him , My Love ! I have within these few Months , unknown to you , fcraped together as much Money as has bought us a Ticket in the Lottery , and now here is Mrs. Quick comes to tell me , that ' tis come up this Morning a Five ...
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