The Spectator. ...John Bell, 1776 - 361 pages |
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... say the leaft of it ) has been always equal to thofe great honours which have been conferred upon You . It is very well known how much the Church owed to You in the moft dangerous day it ever faw , that of the arraignment of its ...
... say the leaft of it ) has been always equal to thofe great honours which have been conferred upon You . It is very well known how much the Church owed to You in the moft dangerous day it ever faw , that of the arraignment of its ...
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... saying he is very merry , we ought to tell him he is very proud . And indeed , if we look into the bottom of this matter , we fhall meet with many obfervations to confirm us in his opinion . Every one laughs at fome body that is in an ...
... saying he is very merry , we ought to tell him he is very proud . And indeed , if we look into the bottom of this matter , we fhall meet with many obfervations to confirm us in his opinion . Every one laughs at fome body that is in an ...
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... Say , wouldft thou bear all this , to raise thy ftore , From fix i'th ' hundred to fix hundred more ? Indulge , and to thy genius freely give : For , not to live at eafe , is not to live :, Death ftalks behind thee , and each flying ...
... Say , wouldft thou bear all this , to raise thy ftore , From fix i'th ' hundred to fix hundred more ? Indulge , and to thy genius freely give : For , not to live at eafe , is not to live :, Death ftalks behind thee , and each flying ...
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... say of humour ) has he defcribed the behaviour of a trea- cherous and self - interefted friend ? If thou wouldst get a friend , prove him first , and be not hafty to cre- dit him : For fome man is a friend for his own occafi on , and ...
... say of humour ) has he defcribed the behaviour of a trea- cherous and self - interefted friend ? If thou wouldst get a friend , prove him first , and be not hafty to cre- dit him : For fome man is a friend for his own occafi on , and ...
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