The Spectator, Volume 2J. and R. Tonson, 1767 - English essays |
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... honour you , and that I am , with the utmoft gratitude for all your favours , My LORD , Your Lordship's most obliged , moft obedient , and moft humble Servant , THE SPECTATOR . THE SPECTAT O R. VOLUME THE SECOND . A 25BCL DEDICATIO N ...
... honour you , and that I am , with the utmoft gratitude for all your favours , My LORD , Your Lordship's most obliged , moft obedient , and moft humble Servant , THE SPECTATOR . THE SPECTAT O R. VOLUME THE SECOND . A 25BCL DEDICATIO N ...
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... honour who patch out of principle , and with an eye to the interest of their country . Nay , I am informed that fome of them adhere fo ftedfaftly to their party , and are fo far from facrificing their zeal for the public to their ...
... honour who patch out of principle , and with an eye to the interest of their country . Nay , I am informed that fome of them adhere fo ftedfaftly to their party , and are fo far from facrificing their zeal for the public to their ...
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... honour of those brave Athenians that were flain in a 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 ...
... honour of those brave Athenians that were flain in a 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 ...
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... honour , liberty , and fortune . One would think he did not know , that his creditor can fay the worst thing imaginable on him , to wit , " that he is unjuft , " without defamation ; and can feize his perfon , without being guilty of an ...
... honour , liberty , and fortune . One would think he did not know , that his creditor can fay the worst thing imaginable on him , to wit , " that he is unjuft , " without defamation ; and can feize his perfon , without being guilty of an ...
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... honour is in the power of a prince , because he has the diftribution of their for- << tunes . It is therefore the inadvertency , negligence , " or guilt of princes , to let any thing grow into custom " which is against their laws . A ...
... honour is in the power of a prince , because he has the diftribution of their for- << tunes . It is therefore the inadvertency , negligence , " or guilt of princes , to let any thing grow into custom " which is against their laws . A ...
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