The Tatler. ...Messrs. Longman, Dodsley, Law, Johnson, Nichols [and 21 others in London, 1795 |
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... acquainted with us , that they liked us as little as they did one another . When I reflect upon this journey , I often ... acquaintance with them , and dif cover new beauties , the more we fearch into their cha racters ; our love will ...
... acquainted with us , that they liked us as little as they did one another . When I reflect upon this journey , I often ... acquaintance with them , and dif cover new beauties , the more we fearch into their cha racters ; our love will ...
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... acquaintance to be at this play . Whatever the world may think of the actors , whe- ther it be that their parts have an effect on their lives , or whatever it is , you fee a wonderful benevolence among them towards the interefts and ...
... acquaintance to be at this play . Whatever the world may think of the actors , whe- ther it be that their parts have an effect on their lives , or whatever it is , you fee a wonderful benevolence among them towards the interefts and ...
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... acquaintance , who com- plained to me , mentioning one upon whom he had long depended , that he found his labour and persever- ance in his patron's fervice and interefts wholly ineffec- tual ; and he thought now , after his best years ...
... acquaintance , who com- plained to me , mentioning one upon whom he had long depended , that he found his labour and persever- ance in his patron's fervice and interefts wholly ineffec- tual ; and he thought now , after his best years ...
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... acquaintance by them , to converfe with when they are out of employment , who had no ef- fect of their power when they were in . Here patrons and clients both make the most fantastical figure ima ginable . Friendship , indeed , is moft ...
... acquaintance by them , to converfe with when they are out of employment , who had no ef- fect of their power when they were in . Here patrons and clients both make the most fantastical figure ima ginable . Friendship , indeed , is moft ...
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... acquaintance to dine at Brentford , but that he should return in the evening , a country girl , decently clad , afked , if these were not the chambers of Mr. Palamede ? She was answered , they were ; but that he was not in town . The ...
... acquaintance to dine at Brentford , but that he should return in the evening , a country girl , decently clad , afked , if these were not the chambers of Mr. Palamede ? She was answered , they were ; but that he was not in town . The ...
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