“The” Spectator, Volume 3J. and R. Tonson, 1767 |
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Page 11
... very temperately fi- tuated in this refpect ; and if we meet with fome few dif ordered with the violence of this paffion , they are not the A 6 proper proper growth of our country , but are many degrees N ° 170 I I THE SPECTATOR .
... very temperately fi- tuated in this refpect ; and if we meet with fome few dif ordered with the violence of this paffion , they are not the A 6 proper proper growth of our country , but are many degrees N ° 170 I I THE SPECTATOR .
Page 12
... not trouble himself to confider the perfon , but to direct the character ; and is fecretly pleafed or confounded as he finds more or less of himself himfelf in it . The commendation of any thing in 12 No 171 THE SPECTATOR .
... not trouble himself to confider the perfon , but to direct the character ; and is fecretly pleafed or confounded as he finds more or less of himself himfelf in it . The commendation of any thing in 12 No 171 THE SPECTATOR .
Page 14
... their turn with all the contempt and scorn that is due to fo infolent , a behaviour . On the contrary , it is very probable a me- lancholy , L lancholy , dejected carriage , the ufual effects of injured 14 N ° 171 THE SPECTATOR .
... their turn with all the contempt and scorn that is due to fo infolent , a behaviour . On the contrary , it is very probable a me- lancholy , L lancholy , dejected carriage , the ufual effects of injured 14 N ° 171 THE SPECTATOR .
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