The Spectator, 第 3 卷J. and R. Tonson and S. Draper, 1753 |
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... Father with the fame Intention , that its Deformity may deter others from its Refemblance . If the Reader has amind to fee a Father of the fame Stamp reprefented in the moft ex- quifite Strokes of Humour , he may meet with it in one of ...
... Father with the fame Intention , that its Deformity may deter others from its Refemblance . If the Reader has amind to fee a Father of the fame Stamp reprefented in the moft ex- quifite Strokes of Humour , he may meet with it in one of ...
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... Father to the World ; fhe , without his Name or Fortune , is a truer Memorial of him , than her Brother who fucceeds him in both . Such an Offspring as the eldest Son of my Friend perpetuates his Father in the fame manner as the ...
... Father to the World ; fhe , without his Name or Fortune , is a truer Memorial of him , than her Brother who fucceeds him in both . Such an Offspring as the eldest Son of my Friend perpetuates his Father in the fame manner as the ...
第 95 頁
... Father . Such Confiderations sweeten the old Man's Evening , and his Soliloquy delights him when he can fay to himself , No Man can tell my Child his Father was either unmer- ciful or unjuft : My Son fhall meet many a Man who shall fay ...
... Father . Such Confiderations sweeten the old Man's Evening , and his Soliloquy delights him when he can fay to himself , No Man can tell my Child his Father was either unmer- ciful or unjuft : My Son fhall meet many a Man who shall fay ...
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