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... conversation . I should be unpardonable , if , after what I have said , I should longer detain you with an address of this nature : I can not , however , conclude it without owning those great obligations which you have laid upon , sir ...
... conversation . I should be unpardonable , if , after what I have said , I should longer detain you with an address of this nature : I can not , however , conclude it without owning those great obligations which you have laid upon , sir ...
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... conversation of so much good company , who were as silent as myself . I knew he alluded to the pictures ; and as he is a gentleman who does not a little value himself upon his ancient descent , I expected he would give me some account ...
... conversation of so much good company , who were as silent as myself . I knew he alluded to the pictures ; and as he is a gentleman who does not a little value himself upon his ancient descent , I expected he would give me some account ...
Side 33
... conversation . There is a pretending behaviour in both cases , which , instead of making men esteem- ed , renders them both miserable and contemptible . We had yesterday at sir Roger's a set of country gentlemen who dined with him ; and ...
... conversation . There is a pretending behaviour in both cases , which , instead of making men esteem- ed , renders them both miserable and contemptible . We had yesterday at sir Roger's a set of country gentlemen who dined with him ; and ...
Side 57
... bluntly and naturally ) by such a mutual complaisance and intercourse of civilities . These forms of conversation by degrees multiplied and grew troublesome ; the modish world found too great a No. 119 . 57 THE SPECTATOR .
... bluntly and naturally ) by such a mutual complaisance and intercourse of civilities . These forms of conversation by degrees multiplied and grew troublesome ; the modish world found too great a No. 119 . 57 THE SPECTATOR .
Side 58
... Conversation like the Romish religion , was so incumbered with show and ceremony , that it stood in need of a refor- mation to retrench its superfluities , and restore it to its natural good sense and beauty . At pre- sent therefore an ...
... Conversation like the Romish religion , was so incumbered with show and ceremony , that it stood in need of a refor- mation to retrench its superfluities , and restore it to its natural good sense and beauty . At pre- sent therefore an ...
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