The Spectator, Volume 3J. Tonson, 1753 - English essays |
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ous Arts of fetting to Show those great Services which you have done the Publick , has not like- wife a little contributed to that Universal Acknowledgment which is paid You by your Country . THE Confideration of this Part of Your ...
ous Arts of fetting to Show those great Services which you have done the Publick , has not like- wife a little contributed to that Universal Acknowledgment which is paid You by your Country . THE Confideration of this Part of Your ...
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... Publick Adminiftration of Affairs into a folitary Forest , and there abandoning him- felf to all the black Confiderations , which naturally arise from a Paffion made up of Love , Remorfe , Pity and De- fpair . He used to rave for his ...
... Publick Adminiftration of Affairs into a folitary Forest , and there abandoning him- felf to all the black Confiderations , which naturally arise from a Paffion made up of Love , Remorfe , Pity and De- fpair . He used to rave for his ...
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... Publick Good , deferves the Name of Audacity , rather than of Courage . T HERE can be no greater Injury to human Society than that good Talents among Men fhould be held honourable to those who are endowed with them without any Regard ...
... Publick Good , deferves the Name of Audacity , rather than of Courage . T HERE can be no greater Injury to human Society than that good Talents among Men fhould be held honourable to those who are endowed with them without any Regard ...
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... publick Fame of it . Where therefore an eminent Merit is robbed by Artifice or Detraction , it does but increase by fuch Endeavours of its Enemies : The impotent Pains which are taken to fully it , or diffufe it among a Crowd to the ...
... publick Fame of it . Where therefore an eminent Merit is robbed by Artifice or Detraction , it does but increase by fuch Endeavours of its Enemies : The impotent Pains which are taken to fully it , or diffufe it among a Crowd to the ...
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... publick Rejoi- cings made on that Occafion , there was a Gold Ring given by a Whig Juftice of Peace to be grinn'd for . The first Competitor Competitor that entered the Lifts , was a black fwarthy 22 N ° 173 The SPECTATOR .
... publick Rejoi- cings made on that Occafion , there was a Gold Ring given by a Whig Juftice of Peace to be grinn'd for . The first Competitor Competitor that entered the Lifts , was a black fwarthy 22 N ° 173 The SPECTATOR .
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