The Tatler. ...Messrs. Longman, Dodsley, Law, Johnson, Nichols [and 21 others in London, 1795 |
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... life , upon general and groundless fuggeftions . But if I have talked too frankly upon fuch reflections , my cor- refpondent has laid before me , after his way , the error of VOL . IV . B it it in a manner that makes me indeed thankful for.
... life , upon general and groundless fuggeftions . But if I have talked too frankly upon fuch reflections , my cor- refpondent has laid before me , after his way , the error of VOL . IV . B it it in a manner that makes me indeed thankful for.
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Joseph Addison, Sir Richard Steele. it in a manner that makes me indeed thankful for his kind- ness , but the more inclinable to repeat the imprudence from the neceffity of the circumstance . FRIEND ISAAC , The 23d of the 6th month ...
Joseph Addison, Sir Richard Steele. it in a manner that makes me indeed thankful for his kind- ness , but the more inclinable to repeat the imprudence from the neceffity of the circumstance . FRIEND ISAAC , The 23d of the 6th month ...
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... manners , openness of heart , and generofity of temper . When a perfon gives himself the liberty to range and run over in his thoughts the different geniufes of men , which he meets in the world , one cannot but ob- ferve , that moft of ...
... manners , openness of heart , and generofity of temper . When a perfon gives himself the liberty to range and run over in his thoughts the different geniufes of men , which he meets in the world , one cannot but ob- ferve , that moft of ...
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... manner . They make difficulties for the honour of furmounting them . Polypragmon is eternally bufied after this manner , with no other profpect , than that he is in hopes to be thought the most cunning of all men , and fears the ...
... manner . They make difficulties for the honour of furmounting them . Polypragmon is eternally bufied after this manner , with no other profpect , than that he is in hopes to be thought the most cunning of all men , and fears the ...
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... manners ! Cunning can , in no circumftance imaginable , be a quality worthy a man , except in his own defence , and merely to conceal himself from fuch as are fo ; and , in fuch cafes , it is no longer craft , but wisdom . The monftrous ...
... manners ! Cunning can , in no circumftance imaginable , be a quality worthy a man , except in his own defence , and merely to conceal himself from fuch as are fo ; and , in fuch cafes , it is no longer craft , but wisdom . The monftrous ...
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