The Spectator, Volume 2Joseph Addison, Sir Richard Steele J. Tonson, 1724 |
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... Conjun- 90UC ction of different Talents meets in him whofe whole Difcourfe is at once ani- mated by the Strength and Force of Reafon , and a- dorned dorned with all the Gra- ' ces and Embellishments of The Dedication .
... Conjun- 90UC ction of different Talents meets in him whofe whole Difcourfe is at once ani- mated by the Strength and Force of Reafon , and a- dorned dorned with all the Gra- ' ces and Embellishments of The Dedication .
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... whofe great Misfortune it is that they were not bound to Mechanick Arts or Trades ; it being abfolutely neceffary for them to be led by fome continual Task or Employment . Thefe are fuch as we commonly call Dull Fel- lows ; Perfons who ...
... whofe great Misfortune it is that they were not bound to Mechanick Arts or Trades ; it being abfolutely neceffary for them to be led by fome continual Task or Employment . Thefe are fuch as we commonly call Dull Fel- lows ; Perfons who ...
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... whofe Murther he would revenge in the very fame Place where it was committed . By this Means the Poet observes that Decency , which Ho- rance afterwards established by a Rule , of forbearing to commit Parricides or unnatural Murthers ...
... whofe Murther he would revenge in the very fame Place where it was committed . By this Means the Poet observes that Decency , which Ho- rance afterwards established by a Rule , of forbearing to commit Parricides or unnatural Murthers ...
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... whofe Behaviour and Difcourfe I have most regard , are fuch as are be tween these two forts of Men : Such as have not Spirits too active to be happy and well pleased in a private Condition , nor Complexions too warm to make them neglect ...
... whofe Behaviour and Difcourfe I have most regard , are fuch as are be tween these two forts of Men : Such as have not Spirits too active to be happy and well pleased in a private Condition , nor Complexions too warm to make them neglect ...
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... whofe Hands- his Money will improve moft , but where it will do moft Good . EUBULUS has fo great an Autho- rity in his little Diurnal Audience , that when he shakes his Head at any Piece : of publick News , they all of them ap- pear ...
... whofe Hands- his Money will improve moft , but where it will do moft Good . EUBULUS has fo great an Autho- rity in his little Diurnal Audience , that when he shakes his Head at any Piece : of publick News , they all of them ap- pear ...
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