The Spectator. ...J. Tonson, 1724 |
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... Ge- nerofity of the Nation He represented . YOUR Friends and Companions in your Ab- fence frequently talk these things of You , and You cannot hide from us , ( by A 5 the the most discreet Silence in any Thing which re- gards The ...
... Ge- nerofity of the Nation He represented . YOUR Friends and Companions in your Ab- fence frequently talk these things of You , and You cannot hide from us , ( by A 5 the the most discreet Silence in any Thing which re- gards The ...
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... these Extreams ; as in a Thermometer , ' tis only the pureft and moft fublimated Spirit that is either contracted or dila- ted by the Benignity or Inclemency of the Season . Mr. SPECTATOR , THE Tranflations which you have lately given ...
... these Extreams ; as in a Thermometer , ' tis only the pureft and moft fublimated Spirit that is either contracted or dila- ted by the Benignity or Inclemency of the Season . Mr. SPECTATOR , THE Tranflations which you have lately given ...
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knock'd him down . It was their Me- thod in these polemical Debates , first . to discharge their Syllogifms , and after- wards to betake themselves to their Clubs , till fuch time as they had one way or other confounded their Gain ...
knock'd him down . It was their Me- thod in these polemical Debates , first . to discharge their Syllogifms , and after- wards to betake themselves to their Clubs , till fuch time as they had one way or other confounded their Gain ...
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... these of my worthy Friend , bear as great a Figure as Actions which are more glittering in the commor Eftimation . What I could ask you , is , to give us a whole Spe ' tor upon Heroick Virtue in comm Life , which may incite Men to t ...
... these of my worthy Friend , bear as great a Figure as Actions which are more glittering in the commor Eftimation . What I could ask you , is , to give us a whole Spe ' tor upon Heroick Virtue in comm Life , which may incite Men to t ...
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... these fine and referved 6. Airs ; and : our Converfation is at a Stand , till we have your Judgment for or against Kiffing , by way of Ci- vility or Salutation ; which is impa- " tiently expected by your Friends of " both Sexes , but by ...
... these fine and referved 6. Airs ; and : our Converfation is at a Stand , till we have your Judgment for or against Kiffing , by way of Ci- vility or Salutation ; which is impa- " tiently expected by your Friends of " both Sexes , but by ...
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