The Spectator. ...John Bell, 1776 - 361 pages |
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... mind to correfpond with me , may direct their let- ters to the SPECTATOR , at Mr. Buckley's in Little- Britain . For I muft further acquaint the Reader , that , though our club meets only on Tueflays and Thurfdays , we have appointed a ...
... mind to correfpond with me , may direct their let- ters to the SPECTATOR , at Mr. Buckley's in Little- Britain . For I muft further acquaint the Reader , that , though our club meets only on Tueflays and Thurfdays , we have appointed a ...
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... will however , in his way of talk , excufe generals , for not difpofing according to mens defert , or in- quiring into it : For , fays he , that great man who has has a mind to help me , has as many No. 2 . 9 THE SPECTATOR .
... will however , in his way of talk , excufe generals , for not difpofing according to mens defert , or in- quiring into it : For , fays he , that great man who has has a mind to help me , has as many No. 2 . 9 THE SPECTATOR .
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has a mind to help me , has as many to break through to come at me , as I have to come at him : Therefore he will conclude , that the man who would make a figure , especially in a military way , muft get over all falfe modefty , and ...
has a mind to help me , has as many to break through to come at me , as I have to come at him : Therefore he will conclude , that the man who would make a figure , especially in a military way , muft get over all falfe modefty , and ...
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... . The probity of his mind , and the inte- grity of his life , create him followers , as being e- loquent or loud advances others . He feldom in- troduces troduces the fubject he speaks upon ; but we are No 2 . II THE SPECTATOR .
... . The probity of his mind , and the inte- grity of his life , create him followers , as being e- loquent or loud advances others . He feldom in- troduces troduces the fubject he speaks upon ; but we are No 2 . II THE SPECTATOR .
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... mind employ- ment for the whole night , fo that I fell infenfibly into a kind of methodical dream , which difpofed all my contemplations into a vifion or allegory , or what else the reader fhall please to call it . Methought Methought I ...
... mind employ- ment for the whole night , fo that I fell infenfibly into a kind of methodical dream , which difpofed all my contemplations into a vifion or allegory , or what else the reader fhall please to call it . Methought Methought I ...
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