The Tatler; Or, Lucubrations of Isaac Bickerstaff, Esq, Tom 3C. Bathurst, J. Buckland, W. Strahan, J. and F. Rivington, 1774 |
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... against my being worth a thoufand pounds per annum for thirty - two years ; and if any Plumb in the city will lay me an hundred and fifty thousand pounds to twenty fhillings , which is an even bet , that I am not this fortunate man , I ...
... against my being worth a thoufand pounds per annum for thirty - two years ; and if any Plumb in the city will lay me an hundred and fifty thousand pounds to twenty fhillings , which is an even bet , that I am not this fortunate man , I ...
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... against the terrors of it . If one were to take the word Prieftcraft out of the mouths of these shallow monfters , they would be immediately ftruck dumb . It is by the help of this fingle term that they endeavour to disappoint the good ...
... against the terrors of it . If one were to take the word Prieftcraft out of the mouths of these shallow monfters , they would be immediately ftruck dumb . It is by the help of this fingle term that they endeavour to disappoint the good ...
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... against our talents , but our teachers are alfo as injudicious in what they put us to learn . I have hardly ever fince fuffered fo much by the charms of any beauty , as I did before I had a fenfe of paffion , for not apprehending that ...
... against our talents , but our teachers are alfo as injudicious in what they put us to learn . I have hardly ever fince fuffered fo much by the charms of any beauty , as I did before I had a fenfe of paffion , for not apprehending that ...
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