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... is prepared for good princes , lawgivers , and heroes , when he in his due time
removes them from the envy of mankind , is the hearty prayer of , My Lord , Your
Grace's most obedient , most devoted , humble Servant , THE SPECTATOR .
... is prepared for good princes , lawgivers , and heroes , when he in his due time
removes them from the envy of mankind , is the hearty prayer of , My Lord , Your
Grace's most obedient , most devoted , humble Servant , THE SPECTATOR .
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THE SPECTATOR . N ° 252 Wednesday , December 19 , 1711 , Erranti ,
palimque oculos per cunéta ferenti . Virg . Ćn . 2. ver . 570 , Exploring ev'ry place
with curious eyes . I • Mr. Spectator , Am very sorry to find by your discourse upon
the ...
THE SPECTATOR . N ° 252 Wednesday , December 19 , 1711 , Erranti ,
palimque oculos per cunéta ferenti . Virg . Ćn . 2. ver . 570 , Exploring ev'ry place
with curious eyes . I • Mr. Spectator , Am very sorry to find by your discourse upon
the ...
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You a Spectator , and not know that the intelligence of affection is carried on by
the eye only ; that good - brecding has made the tongue falsify the heart , and '
act a part of continual constraint , while nature has pre« served the eyes to
herself ...
You a Spectator , and not know that the intelligence of affection is carried on by
the eye only ; that good - brecding has made the tongue falsify the heart , and '
act a part of continual constraint , while nature has pre« served the eyes to
herself ...
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| Title | The Spectator, Volume 4 The British essayists The Spectator, Joseph Addison |
| Publisher | J. and R. Tonson, 1767 |
| Original from | National Library of Israel |
| Digitized | 4 Sep 2019 |
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