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Page 17
However it be , I am informed that several Asses are now kept in Body - Cloaths ,
and sweated every Morning upon the Heath , and that all the Country Fellows
within ten Miles of the Swan , ĩ grinn an Hour or two in their Glasses every
Morning ...
However it be , I am informed that several Asses are now kept in Body - Cloaths ,
and sweated every Morning upon the Heath , and that all the Country Fellows
within ten Miles of the Swan , ĩ grinn an Hour or two in their Glasses every
Morning ...
Page 20
HERE is scarce any thing more common than Animosities between Parties that
cannot subsist but by their Agreement : This was well represented in the Sedition
of the Members of the human Body in the old Roman Fable . It is often the Case ...
HERE is scarce any thing more common than Animosities between Parties that
cannot subsist but by their Agreement : This was well represented in the Sedition
of the Members of the human Body in the old Roman Fable . It is often the Case ...
Page 32
In order there fore to try our Good - nature , whether it arises from the Body or the
Mind , whether it be founded in the Animal or Rational Part of our Nature , in a
word , whether it be such as is entituled to any other Reward , besides that secret
...
In order there fore to try our Good - nature , whether it arises from the Body or the
Mind , whether it be founded in the Animal or Rational Part of our Nature , in a
word , whether it be such as is entituled to any other Reward , besides that secret
...
Page 43
If you handle this Subject as you ought , I question not but your Paper will set half
the Kingdom à Yawning , tho ' 1 dare promise you it will never make any Body
Body fall asleep . Wednesday No. 180. No 180 . Wednes . ( STEELE ) THE ...
If you handle this Subject as you ought , I question not but your Paper will set half
the Kingdom à Yawning , tho ' 1 dare promise you it will never make any Body
Body fall asleep . Wednesday No. 180. No 180 . Wednes . ( STEELE ) THE ...
Page 45
... about 20 Years ; and - if 40000 yearly lost , or a fifth Part of his Armies , are to
be multiply'd by 20 , he cannot have lost less than 800000 of his old Subjects , all
able - body'd Men , a greater Number than the new Subjects he had acquired .
... about 20 Years ; and - if 40000 yearly lost , or a fifth Part of his Armies , are to
be multiply'd by 20 , he cannot have lost less than 800000 of his old Subjects , all
able - body'd Men , a greater Number than the new Subjects he had acquired .
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| Title | The Spectator, Volume 2 Everyman's library. Essays Everyman's library: Essays and belles lettres The Spectator, George Gregory Smith |
| Authors | Joseph Addison, Sir Richard Steele |
| Editor | George Gregory Smith |
| Edition | reprint |
| Publisher | J.M. Dent & Company, 1924 |
| Original from | University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign |
| Digitized | 3 Feb 2016 |
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