The Spectator ...Angier March, 1803 |
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... gentleman . The gentleman , no more than the merchant , is able , without the help of num- bers , to account for the success of any action , or the prudence of any adventure . If , for instance , the chase is his whole adventure ...
... gentleman . The gentleman , no more than the merchant , is able , without the help of num- bers , to account for the success of any action , or the prudence of any adventure . If , for instance , the chase is his whole adventure ...
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... gentlemen . Could you but once convince them , that to be civil at least is not beneath the character of a gentleman , nor even tender affection towards one who would make it re- ciprocal , betrays any softness or effeminacy that the ...
... gentlemen . Could you but once convince them , that to be civil at least is not beneath the character of a gentleman , nor even tender affection towards one who would make it re- ciprocal , betrays any softness or effeminacy that the ...
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... gentleman , of a good plentiful estate , and live as the rest of my neighbours with great hos- pitality . I have been ever reckoned among the ladies the best company in the world , and have access as a sort of favourite . I never came ...
... gentleman , of a good plentiful estate , and live as the rest of my neighbours with great hos- pitality . I have been ever reckoned among the ladies the best company in the world , and have access as a sort of favourite . I never came ...
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