“The” Spectator, Volume 3J. and R. Tonson, 1767 |
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Page 19
... uses his parts in contending for juftice , and were immediately defpicable when he appeared in a caufe which he could not but know was an unjust one , how honourable would his character be ? and how honour- able is it in fuch among us ...
... uses his parts in contending for juftice , and were immediately defpicable when he appeared in a caufe which he could not but know was an unjust one , how honourable would his character be ? and how honour- able is it in fuch among us ...
Page 22
... use ; but the two laft in which the affes and men are concerned , feem to me altogether extraordinary and unaccountable . Why they should keep running affes at Coleshill , or how making mouths turns to account in Warwickshire , more ...
... use ; but the two laft in which the affes and men are concerned , feem to me altogether extraordinary and unaccountable . Why they should keep running affes at Coleshill , or how making mouths turns to account in Warwickshire , more ...
Page 38
... use of the poor .. This I would look upon as an offering to him who has a right : to the whole , for the ufe of thofe whom , in the paffage hereafter mentioned , he has defcribed as his own re- presentatives upon earth . At the fame ...
... use of the poor .. This I would look upon as an offering to him who has a right : to the whole , for the ufe of thofe whom , in the paffage hereafter mentioned , he has defcribed as his own re- presentatives upon earth . At the fame ...
Page 39
... uses . To this fum he frequently makes other voluntary additions , infomuch that in a good year , for fuch he accounts thofe in which he has been able to make greater bounties than ordinary , he has given above twice that fum to the ...
... uses . To this fum he frequently makes other voluntary additions , infomuch that in a good year , for fuch he accounts thofe in which he has been able to make greater bounties than ordinary , he has given above twice that fum to the ...
Page 46
... use- ful to the world , we must take it as we find it . Au- thors of profeffed feverity difcourage the loofer part of mankind from having any thing to do with their writ- ings . A man muft have virtue in him , before he will enter upon ...
... use- ful to the world , we must take it as we find it . Au- thors of profeffed feverity difcourage the loofer part of mankind from having any thing to do with their writ- ings . A man muft have virtue in him , before he will enter upon ...
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