The Spectator, Volume 4J.M. Dent & Company, 1913 |
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Page 32
... taken down in the Treaty of Peace , if it might be done without Prejudice to the Publick Affairs . One , who sate at the other End of the Table , and seemed to be in the Interests of the French King , told them , that they did not take ...
... taken down in the Treaty of Peace , if it might be done without Prejudice to the Publick Affairs . One , who sate at the other End of the Table , and seemed to be in the Interests of the French King , told them , that they did not take ...
Page 33
... taken the Debate into his Hand , and given it , as his Opinion , that neither Count Rechteren , nor Monsieur Mesnager had behav'd themselves right in this Affair . Count Rechteren , says he , should have made Affidavit that his Servants ...
... taken the Debate into his Hand , and given it , as his Opinion , that neither Count Rechteren , nor Monsieur Mesnager had behav'd themselves right in this Affair . Count Rechteren , says he , should have made Affidavit that his Servants ...
Page 38
... taken so impious a Man on board . Diagoras begged them to look upon the Rest of the Ships that were in the same Distress , and asked them whether or no Diagoras was 1712 . was on board every Vessel in the Fleet 38 THE SPECTATOR.
... taken so impious a Man on board . Diagoras begged them to look upon the Rest of the Ships that were in the same Distress , and asked them whether or no Diagoras was 1712 . was on board every Vessel in the Fleet 38 THE SPECTATOR.
Page 42
... taken Care to pretend to nothing but what he may justly aim at , and can execute as well as any other , without Injustice to any other ; it is ever Want of Breeding or Courage to be brow - beaten or elbow'd out of his honest Ambition ...
... taken Care to pretend to nothing but what he may justly aim at , and can execute as well as any other , without Injustice to any other ; it is ever Want of Breeding or Courage to be brow - beaten or elbow'd out of his honest Ambition ...
Page 57
... taken early ; but in this Case every Reader is to consider , whether it is not better for him to be half a Year behind Hand with the fashionable and polite Part of the World , than to strain himself beyond his Circumstances . My ...
... taken early ; but in this Case every Reader is to consider , whether it is not better for him to be half a Year behind Hand with the fashionable and polite Part of the World , than to strain himself beyond his Circumstances . My ...
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