“The” Spectator ...J. Wood, 1761 |
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... because he believ- ed all who pretended to demands upon it . This eafinefs and credulity destroy all the other merit he has ; and he VOL . II . * B has has all his life been a facrifice to others , No 82 . 13 THE SPECTATOR .
... because he believ- ed all who pretended to demands upon it . This eafinefs and credulity destroy all the other merit he has ; and he VOL . II . * B has has all his life been a facrifice to others , No 82 . 13 THE SPECTATOR .
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... because the thread of my dream was at an end , I cannot tell , but upon my taking a furvey of this imaginary old man , my fleep left me . C N84 . Wednesday , June 6 . Quis talia fando , Myrmidonum Dolo pumve aut duri miles Ul , Jei ...
... because the thread of my dream was at an end , I cannot tell , but upon my taking a furvey of this imaginary old man , my fleep left me . C N84 . Wednesday , June 6 . Quis talia fando , Myrmidonum Dolo pumve aut duri miles Ul , Jei ...
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... because he " has the diftribution of their fortunes . It is therefore the " inadvertency , negligence , or guilt of princes , to let any " thing grow into cultom which is against their laws . A 66 court can make fashion and duty walk ...
... because he " has the diftribution of their fortunes . It is therefore the " inadvertency , negligence , or guilt of princes , to let any " thing grow into cultom which is against their laws . A 66 court can make fashion and duty walk ...
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... because the fentiments appear genuine and unaffected , they are able to move the mind of the most polite reader with inward meltings of humanity and com- paffion . The incidents grow out of the fubject , and are fuch as are the most ...
... because the fentiments appear genuine and unaffected , they are able to move the mind of the most polite reader with inward meltings of humanity and com- paffion . The incidents grow out of the fubject , and are fuch as are the most ...
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... because an idol turned the fugar in a : tea - difh for his rival , and carelefly called the boy to ferve him , with a Sirrah ! Why do not you give the gentleman the box to please himself ? Certain it is , that a very hopeful young man ...
... because an idol turned the fugar in a : tea - difh for his rival , and carelefly called the boy to ferve him , with a Sirrah ! Why do not you give the gentleman the box to please himself ? Certain it is , that a very hopeful young man ...
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