The Spectator, Volume 7J. and R. Tonson and S. Draper, 1753 - English essays |
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Page 31
... reason to support his paffion , and beholds what he loves , as liable to all the calamities of human life both in body and mind , and even at the belt what must bring upon him new cares and new relations ; fuch a lover , I fay , will ...
... reason to support his paffion , and beholds what he loves , as liable to all the calamities of human life both in body and mind , and even at the belt what must bring upon him new cares and new relations ; fuch a lover , I fay , will ...
Page 36
... reason that ⚫ we in the country here fo often repeated the word prerogative . That part of your law which is referved in yourself for the readier fervice and good of the public , flight men are eternally buzzing in our ears to cover ...
... reason that ⚫ we in the country here fo often repeated the word prerogative . That part of your law which is referved in yourself for the readier fervice and good of the public , flight men are eternally buzzing in our ears to cover ...
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... reason I cannot guefs , unless it be that fuch a discourse is of general ufe , and every married man's money . An honeft tradefman , who dates his letter from Cheapfide , fends me thanks in the name of a club , who , he tells me , meet ...
... reason I cannot guefs , unless it be that fuch a discourse is of general ufe , and every married man's money . An honeft tradefman , who dates his letter from Cheapfide , fends me thanks in the name of a club , who , he tells me , meet ...
Page 45
... reason of fome flaw in their own or their father's behaviour . She can give you the reafon why fuch an one died child- lefs Why fuch an one was cut off in the flower of his youth : Why fuch an one was unhappy in her marriage : Why one ...
... reason of fome flaw in their own or their father's behaviour . She can give you the reafon why fuch an one died child- lefs Why fuch an one was cut off in the flower of his youth : Why fuch an one was unhappy in her marriage : Why one ...
Page 67
... reason why , of all objects that I have ever feen , there is none which affects my imagination fo much as , the fea or ocean . I cannot fee the heavings of this - prodigious bulk of waters , even in a calm , without a very pleafing ...
... reason why , of all objects that I have ever feen , there is none which affects my imagination fo much as , the fea or ocean . I cannot fee the heavings of this - prodigious bulk of waters , even in a calm , without a very pleafing ...
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