The Spectator, Volumen3John Bell, 1776 |
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... said his grand- ' father would not fee him , and had ordered him to be put out of his houfe . My mother is won over to my fide , but dares not mention me to my father for fear of provoking him . About a ' month ago he lay fick upon his ...
... said his grand- ' father would not fee him , and had ordered him to be put out of his houfe . My mother is won over to my fide , but dares not mention me to my father for fear of provoking him . About a ' month ago he lay fick upon his ...
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... said she , it grows upon one when one once comes to know a little of the language ; and pray , Mr. Meggot , fing again thofe notes , Nihil imperanti negare , nihil recufare . You may be- lieve I was not a little delighted with my friend ...
... said she , it grows upon one when one once comes to know a little of the language ; and pray , Mr. Meggot , fing again thofe notes , Nihil imperanti negare , nihil recufare . You may be- lieve I was not a little delighted with my friend ...
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... said , it was pity that the writer of that paper was fuch a fort of man , that it was no great matter whether he had it or no . He is , it feems , faid the good man , the most extravagant creature . in the world ; has run through vaft ...
... said , it was pity that the writer of that paper was fuch a fort of man , that it was no great matter whether he had it or no . He is , it feems , faid the good man , the most extravagant creature . in the world ; has run through vaft ...
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