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... fight with the Lacede- monians . After having addreffed himself to the feveral ranks and orders of his countrymen , and fhewn them how .66 how they should behave themfelves in the public caufe 10 N ° 81 THE SPECTATOR .
... fight with the Lacede- monians . After having addreffed himself to the feveral ranks and orders of his countrymen , and fhewn them how .66 how they should behave themfelves in the public caufe 10 N ° 81 THE SPECTATOR .
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... himself a flave . PA ་ ASSING under Ludgate the other day , I heard a voice bawling for charity , which I thought I had fomewhere heard before . Coming near to the grate , the prifoner called me by my name , and defired I would throw ...
... himself a flave . PA ་ ASSING under Ludgate the other day , I heard a voice bawling for charity , which I thought I had fomewhere heard before . Coming near to the grate , the prifoner called me by my name , and defired I would throw ...
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... himself with the phantoms that flowed from his pencil . In fhort the most elaborate of his pieces was at beft but a terrifying dream ; and one could fay nothing more of his fineft figures , than that they were agreeable monsters . The ...
... himself with the phantoms that flowed from his pencil . In fhort the most elaborate of his pieces was at beft but a terrifying dream ; and one could fay nothing more of his fineft figures , than that they were agreeable monsters . The ...
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... himself . The king , who had a quick difcerning , relieved him from the oppreffion he was under ; and with the most beautiful complacency faid to him , ' " Sir , do not add " to that load of forrow I fee in your countenance " the awe of ...
... himself . The king , who had a quick difcerning , relieved him from the oppreffion he was under ; and with the most beautiful complacency faid to him , ' " Sir , do not add " to that load of forrow I fee in your countenance " the awe of ...
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... " falfe mercy of his adminiftration , and form to himself " the vengeance called for by those who have perished by his negligence . "宽 6 R. Thursday , N ° 85 Thursday , June 7 . Interdum fpeciofa N ° 84 21 THE SPECTATOR .
... " falfe mercy of his adminiftration , and form to himself " the vengeance called for by those who have perished by his negligence . "宽 6 R. Thursday , N ° 85 Thursday , June 7 . Interdum fpeciofa N ° 84 21 THE SPECTATOR .
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