The Spectator ...Angier March, 1803 |
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... fortune and reputation ; but , on the other side , afflu- ence of fortune will not as probably produce good affections of the mind . own . It is very natural for a man of a kind disposition , to amuse himself with the promises his ...
... fortune and reputation ; but , on the other side , afflu- ence of fortune will not as probably produce good affections of the mind . own . It is very natural for a man of a kind disposition , to amuse himself with the promises his ...
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... fortune makes him think he cannot answer it to the world , if he pursues his designs by way of marriage ; and I believe , as he does not want discerning , he discovered me looking at him the other day unawares in such a manner , as has ...
... fortune makes him think he cannot answer it to the world , if he pursues his designs by way of marriage ; and I believe , as he does not want discerning , he discovered me looking at him the other day unawares in such a manner , as has ...
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... fortune ; she will think herself ill used in that absence , and contrive at home an expence pro- portioned to the appearance which you make in the world . She is in all things to have a regard to the fortune which she brought you , I to ...
... fortune ; she will think herself ill used in that absence , and contrive at home an expence pro- portioned to the appearance which you make in the world . She is in all things to have a regard to the fortune which she brought you , I to ...
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