The Spectator, Svazek 6Payne, Rivington, 1799 |
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... must endeavour to manage them fo as to retain their vigour , yet keep them under ftrict command ; we must govern them rather like free fubjects than flaves , left , while we intend to make them obedient , they become abject , and unfit ...
... must endeavour to manage them fo as to retain their vigour , yet keep them under ftrict command ; we must govern them rather like free fubjects than flaves , left , while we intend to make them obedient , they become abject , and unfit ...
Strana 118
... must run through all you fay , and you must ever pre- ferve the character of a friend to fupport your preten- fions to be free with a man . Acetus ought to be banish- ed human fociety , because he raises his mirth upon giving pain to ...
... must run through all you fay , and you must ever pre- ferve the character of a friend to fupport your preten- fions to be free with a man . Acetus ought to be banish- ed human fociety , because he raises his mirth upon giving pain to ...
Strana 205
... must have this new imprimatur clapt upon it , before it is qualified to communicate any thing to the public , will make its way in the world but very heavily . In fhort , the neceffity of carrying a ftamp , and the im- probability of ...
... must have this new imprimatur clapt upon it , before it is qualified to communicate any thing to the public , will make its way in the world but very heavily . In fhort , the neceffity of carrying a ftamp , and the im- probability of ...
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