The Spectator. ...John Bell, 1776 - 361 pages |
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Page 50
... seems , the planters come down to the fhore , where there is an immediate market of the Indians and other flavos , as with us of horses and oxen . To be fhort , Mr. Thomas Inkle , now coming into English territories , began feriously to ...
... seems , the planters come down to the fhore , where there is an immediate market of the Indians and other flavos , as with us of horses and oxen . To be fhort , Mr. Thomas Inkle , now coming into English territories , began feriously to ...
Page 202
... seems ⚫ while others , really fuch , are deemed no ralati- tions . If at any time I have her company alone , ' fhe is a mere fermon popgun , repeating and dif- charging texts , proofs , and applications fo per- ⚫petually that however ...
... seems ⚫ while others , really fuch , are deemed no ralati- tions . If at any time I have her company alone , ' fhe is a mere fermon popgun , repeating and dif- charging texts , proofs , and applications fo per- ⚫petually that however ...
Page 217
... seems , are born with a fecret antipathy to one another , and engage when they meet as na- turally as the elephant and the rhinoceros . But as we faw none of either of these species , we are apt ◅ to think that our guides deceived us ...
... seems , are born with a fecret antipathy to one another , and engage when they meet as na- turally as the elephant and the rhinoceros . But as we faw none of either of these species , we are apt ◅ to think that our guides deceived us ...
Page 259
... seems to have been a very extraordinary linguist , for the answers the perfon fhe talks with in Latin , Greek , and Hebrew , according as the found the fyllables which fhe was to repeat in any of thofe learned languages . Hudibras , in ...
... seems to have been a very extraordinary linguist , for the answers the perfon fhe talks with in Latin , Greek , and Hebrew , according as the found the fyllables which fhe was to repeat in any of thofe learned languages . Hudibras , in ...
Page 287
... seems but an ufelefs inquiry , without fome time be spent in confidering the application of it . The feat of wit , when one fpeaks as a man of the town and the world , is the playhoufe ; I fhall therefore fill this paper with ...
... seems but an ufelefs inquiry , without fome time be spent in confidering the application of it . The feat of wit , when one fpeaks as a man of the town and the world , is the playhoufe ; I fhall therefore fill this paper with ...
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