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Page 16
These exalted Spirits would 171L rather be secretly the Authors of Events which
are serviceable to Mankind , than without ... This is indeed an arduous Task ; but
it should comfort a glorious Spirit that it is the highest Step to which humane ...
These exalted Spirits would 171L rather be secretly the Authors of Events which
are serviceable to Mankind , than without ... This is indeed an arduous Task ; but
it should comfort a glorious Spirit that it is the highest Step to which humane ...
Page 21
I shall not , continued he , at this Time remind Sir ROGER of the great and noble
Monuments of Charity and publick Spirit which have been erected by Merchants
since the Reformation , but at present content my self with what he allows us ...
I shall not , continued he , at this Time remind Sir ROGER of the great and noble
Monuments of Charity and publick Spirit which have been erected by Merchants
since the Reformation , but at present content my self with what he allows us ...
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22 , 1711 Supply of Spirits , or a more kindly Circulation of the Blood . Sir Francis
Bacon mentions a cunning Sollicitor , who would never ask a Favour of a great
Man before Dinner , but took care to prefer his Petition at a time when the Party ...
22 , 1711 Supply of Spirits , or a more kindly Circulation of the Blood . Sir Francis
Bacon mentions a cunning Sollicitor , who would never ask a Favour of a great
Man before Dinner , but took care to prefer his Petition at a time when the Party ...
Page 57
But since she has not done it , I shall attempt to write one my self in the Spirit of
that Divine Author , OS h ba There were two Families which from the beginning D
of the World were as opposite to each other as Light S and Darkness . The one of
...
But since she has not done it , I shall attempt to write one my self in the Spirit of
that Divine Author , OS h ba There were two Families which from the beginning D
of the World were as opposite to each other as Light S and Darkness . The one of
...
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... the publick Peace . They are Drones without Stings . I could heartily wish that
several turbulent , restless , ambitious Spirits would for a while change Places
with these good Men , and and enter themselves into Nicholas Hart's Fraternity .
No.
... the publick Peace . They are Drones without Stings . I could heartily wish that
several turbulent , restless , ambitious Spirits would for a while change Places
with these good Men , and and enter themselves into Nicholas Hart's Fraternity .
No.
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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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