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... of the Class which I think fit to consider , there are not two in ten who succeed ;
insomuch , that I know a Man of good Sense who put his Son to a Black - smith ,
tho ' an Offer was made him of his being received as a Page to a Man of Quality .
... of the Class which I think fit to consider , there are not two in ten who succeed ;
insomuch , that I know a Man of good Sense who put his Son to a Black - smith ,
tho ' an Offer was made him of his being received as a Page to a Man of Quality .
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... tho ' not ungrateful Adventure . I am about to undertake for the sake of the
British Youth , to instruct them in such a Manner , that the most dangerous Page
in Virgil or Homer No. 230. Homer may be read by them with much THE
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... tho ' not ungrateful Adventure . I am about to undertake for the sake of the
British Youth , to instruct them in such a Manner , that the most dangerous Page
in Virgil or Homer No. 230. Homer may be read by them with much THE
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To his Worship the SPECTATOR . The humble PETITION of Anthony Title Page ,
Stationer , in the Centre of Lincolo's - Inn - Fields . Sheweth That Your Petitioner
and his Fore - fathers have been Sellers of Books for Time immemorials That ...
To his Worship the SPECTATOR . The humble PETITION of Anthony Title Page ,
Stationer , in the Centre of Lincolo's - Inn - Fields . Sheweth That Your Petitioner
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PAGE 3. Motto . Terence , Eunuchus , I. i . No. 170 . -Advice to a Daughter , by
George Savile , Marquis of Halifax ... 137 and note , PAGE 4. Phaedria's Request
. Terence , Eunuchus , I. ü . 112-116 . PAGE 5. Ecclesiasticus , ix . I. PAGE 8.
PAGE 3. Motto . Terence , Eunuchus , I. i . No. 170 . -Advice to a Daughter , by
George Savile , Marquis of Halifax ... 137 and note , PAGE 4. Phaedria's Request
. Terence , Eunuchus , I. ü . 112-116 . PAGE 5. Ecclesiasticus , ix . I. PAGE 8.
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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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