The Spectator. ...J. Tonson, 1724 |
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... particular View of each of them . The Middlemoft , whofe Name was Solitude , fat with her Arms across each other , and feemed rather penfive and wholly taken up with her own Thoughts , than any ways grieved or difpleafed . The only ...
... particular View of each of them . The Middlemoft , whofe Name was Solitude , fat with her Arms across each other , and feemed rather penfive and wholly taken up with her own Thoughts , than any ways grieved or difpleafed . The only ...
Strana 46
... a Collection of Acts of Parliament . There was in particular the Act of Uniformity , with fome Paf- fages in it marked by Sir ROGER'S 5 own own Hand . Sir ANDREW found that they related to 46 The SPECTATOR . N ° 517 .
... a Collection of Acts of Parliament . There was in particular the Act of Uniformity , with fome Paf- fages in it marked by Sir ROGER'S 5 own own Hand . Sir ANDREW found that they related to 46 The SPECTATOR . N ° 517 .
Strana 48
... called Stepney . Whether or no it be ' that the People of that Parish have a particular Genius for an Epitaph , or that there be fome Poet among " them • ' them who undertakes that Work by the great 7.8 $ 18 . The SPECTATOR . N °
... called Stepney . Whether or no it be ' that the People of that Parish have a particular Genius for an Epitaph , or that there be fome Poet among " them • ' them who undertakes that Work by the great 7.8 $ 18 . The SPECTATOR . N °
Strana 51
... particular Humour and Dif- pofition conformable to the Rules of that Art . In Courts and Cities every ' body lays a Conftraint upon his Coun- tenance , and endeavours to look like ' the rest of the World ; but the Youth of this Place ...
... particular Humour and Dif- pofition conformable to the Rules of that Art . In Courts and Cities every ' body lays a Conftraint upon his Coun- tenance , and endeavours to look like ' the rest of the World ; but the Youth of this Place ...
Strana 71
... fo rafh , as to fix the matter any " particular way in oppofition to theirs ; but as there are an hundred ways of • any thing happening , befides that it • has .. . happened , I only controverted its fal- ling N ° 521 . The SPECTATOR . 71.
... fo rafh , as to fix the matter any " particular way in oppofition to theirs ; but as there are an hundred ways of • any thing happening , befides that it • has .. . happened , I only controverted its fal- ling N ° 521 . The SPECTATOR . 71.
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