The British Essayists: TatlerJames Ferguson J. Richardson and Company, 1823 - English essays |
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... taken notice of in any of the stanzas , the author calls it a postscript ; not that it is a post- script , but figuratively , because it wants a post- script . Common writers , when what they mean is not expressed in the book itself ...
... taken notice of in any of the stanzas , the author calls it a postscript ; not that it is a post- script , but figuratively , because it wants a post- script . Common writers , when what they mean is not expressed in the book itself ...
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... taken at the Custom - house ; and the other made directly for the heart of the city . It is incredible how great a change there immediately appeared in the man of honour , when he got rid of his uneasy companion : he adjusted the cock ...
... taken at the Custom - house ; and the other made directly for the heart of the city . It is incredible how great a change there immediately appeared in the man of honour , when he got rid of his uneasy companion : he adjusted the cock ...
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... taken notice of by several , as one they had seen somewhere long before . One more particularly said , he had formerly been a man of consideration in the world ; but was so unlucky , that they who dealt with him , by some strange ...
... taken notice of by several , as one they had seen somewhere long before . One more particularly said , he had formerly been a man of consideration in the world ; but was so unlucky , that they who dealt with him , by some strange ...
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... and Aspasia move by them , she would be mortified at the veneration with which she is beheld , even by Leucippe's own unthinking equi- imitation : page , whose passions have long taken leave of their 49 . 23 TATLER .
... and Aspasia move by them , she would be mortified at the veneration with which she is beheld , even by Leucippe's own unthinking equi- imitation : page , whose passions have long taken leave of their 49 . 23 TATLER .
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James Ferguson. page , whose passions have long taken leave of their understandings . As charity is esteemed a conjunction of the good qualities necessary to a virtuous man , so love is the happy composition of all the accomplishments ...
James Ferguson. page , whose passions have long taken leave of their understandings . As charity is esteemed a conjunction of the good qualities necessary to a virtuous man , so love is the happy composition of all the accomplishments ...
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