The Spectator. ...J. Tonson, 1724 |
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... given You fo great a Figure in the British Senate , as well as on that Elegance and Politeness which appear in Your more retired Con- verfation . I fhould be un- pardonable , pardonable , if , after what I have faid , The Dedication .
... given You fo great a Figure in the British Senate , as well as on that Elegance and Politeness which appear in Your more retired Con- verfation . I fhould be un- pardonable , pardonable , if , after what I have faid , The Dedication .
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... Figure a Man who formed him- felf upon thofe Principles among us , which are agreeable to the Dictates of Honour and Religion , would make in the familiar and ordinary Occurrences of Life ? 8 I hardly have obferved any one fill his ...
... Figure a Man who formed him- felf upon thofe Principles among us , which are agreeable to the Dictates of Honour and Religion , would make in the familiar and ordinary Occurrences of Life ? 8 I hardly have obferved any one fill his ...
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... great Advantage was I of to Mr. Dryden in his Indian Em- peror , You force me ftill to answer You in That , to furnish out a Rhyme to Morat ? C3 • And And what a poor Figure would Mr. Bayes have made N ° 80. The SPECTATOR . 53.
... great Advantage was I of to Mr. Dryden in his Indian Em- peror , You force me ftill to answer You in That , to furnish out a Rhyme to Morat ? C3 • And And what a poor Figure would Mr. Bayes have made N ° 80. The SPECTATOR . 53.
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And what a poor Figure would Mr. Bayes have made without his Egad and • all That ? How can a judicious Man diftinguish one thing from another , without faying This here , or That there ? And how can a fober Man , without ' ufing the ...
And what a poor Figure would Mr. Bayes have made without his Egad and • all That ? How can a judicious Man diftinguish one thing from another , without faying This here , or That there ? And how can a fober Man , without ' ufing the ...
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... Figure with the Gene- rality of Mankind , exempts me from any Temptations to Expence ; and all my Business lies within a very narrow Compass , which is only to give an ho- neft Man who takes care of my Eftate , proper proper Vouchers ...
... Figure with the Gene- rality of Mankind , exempts me from any Temptations to Expence ; and all my Business lies within a very narrow Compass , which is only to give an ho- neft Man who takes care of my Eftate , proper proper Vouchers ...
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