The Spectator, Zväzok 1George Atherton Aitken Routledge, 1975 |
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Strana 148
... pass for him in the world , to the end that well - meaning persons may not be imposed upon by cheats , I would desire my readers , when they meet with this pretender 4 , to look into his parentage , and to examine him strictly , whether ...
... pass for him in the world , to the end that well - meaning persons may not be imposed upon by cheats , I would desire my readers , when they meet with this pretender 4 , to look into his parentage , and to examine him strictly , whether ...
Strana 324
... passes for a fine gentleman . He is loud , haughty , gentle , soft , lewd , and obsequious by turns , just as a little understanding and great im- pudence prompt him at the present moment . passes among the silly part of our women for a ...
... passes for a fine gentleman . He is loud , haughty , gentle , soft , lewd , and obsequious by turns , just as a little understanding and great im- pudence prompt him at the present moment . passes among the silly part of our women for a ...
Strana 399
... passing away our time . When a man has but a little stock to improve , and has opportunities of turning it all to good account , what shall we think of him if he suffers nineteen parts of it to lie dead , and perhaps em- ploys even the ...
... passing away our time . When a man has but a little stock to improve , and has opportunities of turning it all to good account , what shall we think of him if he suffers nineteen parts of it to lie dead , and perhaps em- ploys even the ...
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