The SpectatorH. Washbourne, 1850 - 722 strán (strany) |
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Strana 176
... keep a coffee - house , and am one of those whom you have thought fit to mention as an Idol some time ago . I suffered a good deal of raillery upon that occasion ; but shall heartily forgive you , who are the cause of it , if you will ...
... keep a coffee - house , and am one of those whom you have thought fit to mention as an Idol some time ago . I suffered a good deal of raillery upon that occasion ; but shall heartily forgive you , who are the cause of it , if you will ...
Strana 453
... Keep me , indulgent Heaven , through life sincere , Keep my mind sound , my reputation clear . These wishes they can speak , and we can hear . Thus far their wants are audibly exprest ; Then sinks the voice , and muttering groans the ...
... Keep me , indulgent Heaven , through life sincere , Keep my mind sound , my reputation clear . These wishes they can speak , and we can hear . Thus far their wants are audibly exprest ; Then sinks the voice , and muttering groans the ...
Strana 513
... keep his credit ? This man will as long support his good name in business , as he will in conversation , who without difficulty makes assignations which he is indifferent whether he keeps or not . I am the more severe upon this vice ...
... keep his credit ? This man will as long support his good name in business , as he will in conversation , who without difficulty makes assignations which he is indifferent whether he keeps or not . I am the more severe upon this vice ...
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