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... in these Works of Nature , to be a laudable , if not a virtuous Habit of Mind . For
all which Reasons I hope you will pardon the length of my present Letter , I I am ,
с Sir . & c . IV . Monday IT ing No. 478. No. 478 . Monday , ( THE SPECTATOR 17.
... in these Works of Nature , to be a laudable , if not a virtuous Habit of Mind . For
all which Reasons I hope you will pardon the length of my present Letter , I I am ,
с Sir . & c . IV . Monday IT ing No. 478. No. 478 . Monday , ( THE SPECTATOR 17.
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Monday , ( STEELE . ] Monday , September 8 . Sept. 8 , 1712 . -Usus Quem
pepes arbitrium est , & jus & gormaMr. SPECTATOR , T happened lately , that a
Friend of mine , who had many things to buy for his Family , wou'd oblige me to
walk ...
Monday , ( STEELE . ] Monday , September 8 . Sept. 8 , 1712 . -Usus Quem
pepes arbitrium est , & jus & gormaMr. SPECTATOR , T happened lately , that a
Friend of mine , who had many things to buy for his Family , wou'd oblige me to
walk ...
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478. have either work'd or painted with some amorous or Monday , gay Device ,
that , like Books with gilded Leaves and Sept. 8 , 1712 . Covers , it may the
sooner draw the Eyes of the Beholders . And to the End that these may be
preserv'd ...
478. have either work'd or painted with some amorous or Monday , gay Device ,
that , like Books with gilded Leaves and Sept. 8 , 1712 . Covers , it may the
sooner draw the Eyes of the Beholders . And to the End that these may be
preserv'd ...
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for the future submit our selves to the learning of No. 478 . Etymology , which
might perswade the Age to come , Monday , that the Farthingal was worn for
Cheapness , or the Sept. 8 , Furbeloe for Warmth . Fourthly , Whereas they who
are old ...
for the future submit our selves to the learning of No. 478 . Etymology , which
might perswade the Age to come , Monday , that the Farthingal was worn for
Cheapness , or the Sept. 8 , Furbeloe for Warmth . Fourthly , Whereas they who
are old ...
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478. upon as an ingenious Method of placing Persons ( whose Monday , Parts
make them ambitious to exert themselves in Sept. 8 , 1712 . frivolous Things ) in a
Rank by themselves . In order to this , I would propose , That there be a Board of
...
478. upon as an ingenious Method of placing Persons ( whose Monday , Parts
make them ambitious to exert themselves in Sept. 8 , 1712 . frivolous Things ) in a
Rank by themselves . In order to this , I would propose , That there be a Board of
...
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| Title | The Spectator, Volume 4 Everyman's library, ed. by Ernest Rhys. Essays [no. 164-167] The Spectator, George Gregory Smith |
| Contributor | George Gregory Smith |
| Publisher | J.M. Dent, 1913 |
| Original from | the New York Public Library |
| Digitized | 16 Sep 2014 |
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