The Spectator, Volume 4J. and R. Tonson, 1767 |
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... HIS due time removes them from the envy of mankind , is the hearty prayer of , My LORD , Your Grace's most obedient , moft devoted , humble Servant , THE SPECTATOR . THE SPECTATOR . VOLUME THE FOURTH . A 4 THE DEDICATI O N. My LORD, ...
... HIS due time removes them from the envy of mankind , is the hearty prayer of , My LORD , Your Grace's most obedient , moft devoted , humble Servant , THE SPECTATOR . THE SPECTATOR . VOLUME THE FOURTH . A 4 THE DEDICATI O N. My LORD, ...
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... you would be laughed at for a very loving couple moft happily paired in the yoke of wedlock . I would recommend the example of an 6 6 " < " ас ' acquaintance of ours to your imitation ; fhe is N ° 254 17 THE SPECTATOR .
... you would be laughed at for a very loving couple moft happily paired in the yoke of wedlock . I would recommend the example of an 6 6 " < " ас ' acquaintance of ours to your imitation ; fhe is N ° 254 17 THE SPECTATOR .
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... moft humble fervant , < Dear Mr. Spectator , You C Mary Home . ' YOU have no goodness in the world , and are not in earnest in any thing you fay that is ferious , if you do not fend me a plain anfwer to this : I hap- pened fome days ...
... moft humble fervant , < Dear Mr. Spectator , You C Mary Home . ' YOU have no goodness in the world , and are not in earnest in any thing you fay that is ferious , if you do not fend me a plain anfwer to this : I hap- pened fome days ...
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... moft part fets us upon a level , and obferves a kind of proportion in its difpenfa- tion towards us . If it renders us perfect in one accom- plishment , it generally leaves us defective in another , and feems careful rather of ...
... moft part fets us upon a level , and obferves a kind of proportion in its difpenfa- tion towards us . If it renders us perfect in one accom- plishment , it generally leaves us defective in another , and feems careful rather of ...
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... Moft other things we long for can allay the cravings of their proper fenfe , and for a while fet the appetite at reft : but fame is a good fo wholly foreign to our na- tures , 4 tures , that we have no faculty in the foul ·· 2 · 5 N ...
... Moft other things we long for can allay the cravings of their proper fenfe , and for a while fet the appetite at reft : but fame is a good fo wholly foreign to our na- tures , 4 tures , that we have no faculty in the foul ·· 2 · 5 N ...
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