The Spectator: ...Phil. Crampton, 1737 |
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Strana 88
... Perfons , that we cannot forbear thinking them natural , tho ' we have no Rule by which to judge of them , and must ... Perfons in Spencer , who had an admirable Talent in Representations of this Kind . I have difcourfed of thefe ...
... Perfons , that we cannot forbear thinking them natural , tho ' we have no Rule by which to judge of them , and must ... Perfons in Spencer , who had an admirable Talent in Representations of this Kind . I have difcourfed of thefe ...
Strana 136
... Perfons as do Honour to their Society , which may raife Envy in little Souls , but are admired and ⚫ cherished by generous Spirits . 6 6 6 6 IT is certainly a great Happiness to be educated in ' Societies of great and eminent Men ...
... Perfons as do Honour to their Society , which may raife Envy in little Souls , but are admired and ⚫ cherished by generous Spirits . 6 6 6 6 IT is certainly a great Happiness to be educated in ' Societies of great and eminent Men ...
Strana 171
... Perfons , ac cording to their Quality , Age , Sex , Education , Profeffi- ons , Humours , Manners and Conditions , & c . fhall be fet out by themselves in the clearest and most genuine Light , and as they themselves would wish to have ...
... Perfons , ac cording to their Quality , Age , Sex , Education , Profeffi- ons , Humours , Manners and Conditions , & c . fhall be fet out by themselves in the clearest and most genuine Light , and as they themselves would wish to have ...
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