The Spectator ...John Sharpe, 1803 |
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Page 33
... desire of gain , or what they call honour , or take upon themselves whatever the generosity of their master can give ... desires do about the generous Phara- mond ? Monsieur Eucrate has hinted to me , that you have thoughts of ...
... desire of gain , or what they call honour , or take upon themselves whatever the generosity of their master can give ... desires do about the generous Phara- mond ? Monsieur Eucrate has hinted to me , that you have thoughts of ...
Page 174
... desire to know what was most unfitting her knowledge ; an affection which has ever since remain- ed in all the posterity of her sex . Thirdly , What was it that moved the man to yield to her persuasions ; even the same cause which hath ...
... desire to know what was most unfitting her knowledge ; an affection which has ever since remain- ed in all the posterity of her sex . Thirdly , What was it that moved the man to yield to her persuasions ; even the same cause which hath ...
Page 323
... desire you to let me conclude with these verses , though I think they have already been quoted by you . They are di- rections to young ladies oppressed with calumny , vi . 6 , 14 . " The best ( said he ) that I can you advise , Is to ...
... desire you to let me conclude with these verses , though I think they have already been quoted by you . They are di- rections to young ladies oppressed with calumny , vi . 6 , 14 . " The best ( said he ) that I can you advise , Is to ...
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