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Page 55
... admired paffages in fuch authors , he finds a coldnefs and indifference in his thoughts , he ' ought to conclude , not ( as is too ufual among tafteless readers ) that the author wants thofe perfections which have been admired in him ...
... admired paffages in fuch authors , he finds a coldnefs and indifference in his thoughts , he ' ought to conclude , not ( as is too ufual among tafteless readers ) that the author wants thofe perfections which have been admired in him ...
Page 145
... admired and cherished by generous fpirits . 6 " < It is certainly a great happiness to be educated in ⚫ focieties of great and eminent men . Their inftructions and examples are of extraordinary advantage . It is highly proper to inftil ...
... admired and cherished by generous fpirits . 6 " < It is certainly a great happiness to be educated in ⚫ focieties of great and eminent men . Their inftructions and examples are of extraordinary advantage . It is highly proper to inftil ...
Page 280
... admired , but , what is a more rare and unufual felicity , he is be- loved and careffed by both ; and I never yet ... admired , admired , and where - ever he is abfent to 280 N ° 467 THE SPECTATOR .
... admired , but , what is a more rare and unufual felicity , he is be- loved and careffed by both ; and I never yet ... admired , admired , and where - ever he is abfent to 280 N ° 467 THE SPECTATOR .
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