The Spectator [by J. Addison and others]. With hist. and biogr. preface, and explanatory notes, المجلد 41823 |
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... father's fortune with diffidence , lest he should not enjoy or become it as well as his predecessor . Add to this , that the father knows he leaves a friend to the children of his friends , an easy landlord to his tenants , and and ...
... father's fortune with diffidence , lest he should not enjoy or become it as well as his predecessor . Add to this , that the father knows he leaves a friend to the children of his friends , an easy landlord to his tenants , and and ...
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... father was a fond fool to give me a rent charge of eight hundred a year to the prejudice of his son . Letacre said to you upon that occasion , you ought to have borne with more decency , as he was your father's well - beloved servant ...
... father was a fond fool to give me a rent charge of eight hundred a year to the prejudice of his son . Letacre said to you upon that occasion , you ought to have borne with more decency , as he was your father's well - beloved servant ...
الصفحة 129
... father's mother has 900l . per annum , which is worth 18,000l . and 1,0001 . each of us has of our own , which cannot be taken from us . These summed up together stand thus : £ ' Father's .800..16,000 This equally divided be- Uncle's ...
... father's mother has 900l . per annum , which is worth 18,000l . and 1,0001 . each of us has of our own , which cannot be taken from us . These summed up together stand thus : £ ' Father's .800..16,000 This equally divided be- Uncle's ...
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