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... - lowing leaves , and the author of them : who is , with the greatest truth and respect , MY LORD , Your Lordship's obliged , obedient , and humble Servant , THE SPECTATOR . THE SPECTATOR . No. 395. TUESDAY , JUNE 3 , iv DEDICATION .
... - lowing leaves , and the author of them : who is , with the greatest truth and respect , MY LORD , Your Lordship's obliged , obedient , and humble Servant , THE SPECTATOR . THE SPECTATOR . No. 395. TUESDAY , JUNE 3 , iv DEDICATION .
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... greatest bleffing that can befal a perfon beloved , and , if overlooked in one , • may perhaps never be found in another . I do not , however , at all defpair of being very fhortly much better beloved by you than Antenor is at prefent ...
... greatest bleffing that can befal a perfon beloved , and , if overlooked in one , • may perhaps never be found in another . I do not , however , at all defpair of being very fhortly much better beloved by you than Antenor is at prefent ...
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... greatest folly , but also one of the moft heinous crimes , fince it is a direct oppofition to the difpofition of Providence , and , ( as Tully expreffes it ) , like the fin of the giants , an actual rebellion against heaven . Z ...
... greatest folly , but also one of the moft heinous crimes , fince it is a direct oppofition to the difpofition of Providence , and , ( as Tully expreffes it ) , like the fin of the giants , an actual rebellion against heaven . Z ...
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... greatest greatest conqueror in this holy nation , after the man- 46 THE SPECTATOR . No. 405 .
... greatest greatest conqueror in this holy nation , after the man- 46 THE SPECTATOR . No. 405 .
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greatest conqueror in this holy nation , after the man- ner of the old Grecian lyrics , did not only compose the words of his divine odes , but generally fet them to mufic himself : after which his works , though they were confecrated ...
greatest conqueror in this holy nation , after the man- ner of the old Grecian lyrics , did not only compose the words of his divine odes , but generally fet them to mufic himself : after which his works , though they were confecrated ...
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