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Page 110
derness , and is called in the French , La belle Sau . vage ; and is every where
translated by our countrymen the Bell - favage . This piece of philofophy will , I
hope , convince you that I have inade lign - posts my study , and consequently ...
derness , and is called in the French , La belle Sau . vage ; and is every where
translated by our countrymen the Bell - favage . This piece of philofophy will , I
hope , convince you that I have inade lign - posts my study , and consequently ...
Page 183
Sir Roger de Coverley's Country Seat - Yes , for I hate long Ipeeches - Query , if a
good Christian may be a Conjurer - Childermas - day , Saltseller , House - Dog ,
Screech - Owl , Cricket - Mr . Thomas Inkle of London , in the good ship called ...
Sir Roger de Coverley's Country Seat - Yes , for I hate long Ipeeches - Query , if a
good Christian may be a Conjurer - Childermas - day , Saltseller , House - Dog ,
Screech - Owl , Cricket - Mr . Thomas Inkle of London , in the good ship called ...
Page 186
I have a manuscript by me , called The Complete Ogler , which I shall be ' ready
to fhew you upon any occasion . In the mean time I beg you will publish the
substance of this letter ' in an advertisement , and you will very much oblige •
Yours ...
I have a manuscript by me , called The Complete Ogler , which I shall be ' ready
to fhew you upon any occasion . In the mean time I beg you will publish the
substance of this letter ' in an advertisement , and you will very much oblige •
Yours ...
Page 188
Thus we see , in proportion as one man is more refined than another , he
chooses his fool out of a lower or higher class of mankind ; or , to speak in a more
philosophical language , that secret elation and pride of heart which is generally
called ...
Thus we see , in proportion as one man is more refined than another , he
chooses his fool out of a lower or higher class of mankind ; or , to speak in a more
philosophical language , that secret elation and pride of heart which is generally
called ...
Page 199
We could make a dift to gather out of one of them , • that this island was very
much infested with a monft• rous kind of animals , in the shape of men , called
Whigs ; • and he often told us , that he hoped we should meet • with none of them
in our ...
We could make a dift to gather out of one of them , • that this island was very
much infested with a monft• rous kind of animals , in the shape of men , called
Whigs ; • and he often told us , that he hoped we should meet • with none of them
in our ...
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| Title | The Spectator, Volume 1 The Spectator, Joseph Addison |
| Author | Joseph Addison |
| Published | 1793 |
| Original from | Lyon Public Library |
| Digitized | 3 Oct 2012 |
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