The Spectator, Svazek 6Payne, Rivington, 1799 |
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... sense , and knows the town . This man carried Cynthio's firft letter to Flavia , and by frequent errands ever fince , is well known to her , The fellow covers his knowledge of the nature of his meffages with the most exquifite low ...
... sense , and knows the town . This man carried Cynthio's firft letter to Flavia , and by frequent errands ever fince , is well known to her , The fellow covers his knowledge of the nature of his meffages with the most exquifite low ...
Strana 256
... sense , and skill in human life before , by reafon of his present misfortune , are of no ufe to him in the difpofition of any thing . The incapacity of an infant or a lunatic is defigned for his provifion and accommodation ; but that of ...
... sense , and skill in human life before , by reafon of his present misfortune , are of no ufe to him in the difpofition of any thing . The incapacity of an infant or a lunatic is defigned for his provifion and accommodation ; but that of ...
Strana
... sense , ibid . defined , ibid . that of the English , ibid . Terror and pity , why those passions please , N. 418 . Thames , its banks , and the boats on it described , N. 454 . Theognis , a beautiful saying of his , N. 464 . Thimbleton ...
... sense , ibid . defined , ibid . that of the English , ibid . Terror and pity , why those passions please , N. 418 . Thames , its banks , and the boats on it described , N. 454 . Theognis , a beautiful saying of his , N. 464 . Thimbleton ...
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