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... perswaded thinks such a Perseverance very impracticable . Husband , Stay
more at Home . I know where you visited at No. 178 . Seven of Clock on Thursday
Evening . Seven THE SPECTATOR 39 I had it in my Thoughts, before I received .
... perswaded thinks such a Perseverance very impracticable . Husband , Stay
more at Home . I know where you visited at No. 178 . Seven of Clock on Thursday
Evening . Seven THE SPECTATOR 39 I had it in my Thoughts, before I received .
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Seven of Clock on Thursday Evening . The Colonel Monday , whom you charged
me to see no more , is in Town . Sept. 24 , 71 . T Martha Housewife . I No. 179 . (
ADDISON . ] Tuesday , September 25 . Centuriae seniorum agitant expertia ...
Seven of Clock on Thursday Evening . The Colonel Monday , whom you charged
me to see no more , is in Town . Sept. 24 , 71 . T Martha Housewife . I No. 179 . (
ADDISON . ] Tuesday , September 25 . Centuriae seniorum agitant expertia ...
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E Riot and Excess are not the becoming Characters of Princes ; but if Pyrrhus
and Lewis had debauched like Vitellius they had been less hurtful to their People
. Your humble Servant , ET PHILARITHMUS . ' Thursday I No. 181 No. 181 .
E Riot and Excess are not the becoming Characters of Princes ; but if Pyrrhus
and Lewis had debauched like Vitellius they had been less hurtful to their People
. Your humble Servant , ET PHILARITHMUS . ' Thursday I No. 181 No. 181 .
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Thursday , ADDISON ) . Thursday , September 27 . Sept. 27 , 1711 His lacrimis
vitam damus , & miserescimus ultro .-- Virg . AM more pleased with a Letter that is
filled with Touches of Nature than of Wit The following one is of this kind .
Thursday , ADDISON ) . Thursday , September 27 . Sept. 27 , 1711 His lacrimis
vitam damus , & miserescimus ultro .-- Virg . AM more pleased with a Letter that is
filled with Touches of Nature than of Wit The following one is of this kind .
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181 . perplexed him , lest the Prints of his Feet in the Snow Thursday might make
Discoveries to the King , who often used to Sept , 27 , 171 . visit his Daughter in
the Morning . He acquainted the Princess Imma with his Fears , who after some ...
181 . perplexed him , lest the Prints of his Feet in the Snow Thursday might make
Discoveries to the King , who often used to Sept , 27 , 171 . visit his Daughter in
the Morning . He acquainted the Princess Imma with his Fears , who after some ...
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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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