The SpectatorRichard Eyres, 1778 |
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Strana 14
... seems the planters come down to the fhore , where there is an immediate mar ket of the Indians and other flaves , as with us of horfes and oxen . To be fhort , Mr. Thomas Inkle , now coming into English territories , began feriously to ...
... seems the planters come down to the fhore , where there is an immediate mar ket of the Indians and other flaves , as with us of horfes and oxen . To be fhort , Mr. Thomas Inkle , now coming into English territories , began feriously to ...
Strana 25
... seem to be the dignitaries of the law , and are endowed with thofe qualifications of mind that accomplish a man rather for a ruler than a pleader . These men live peaceably in their ha- bitations , eating once a day , and dancing once a ...
... seem to be the dignitaries of the law , and are endowed with thofe qualifications of mind that accomplish a man rather for a ruler than a pleader . These men live peaceably in their ha- bitations , eating once a day , and dancing once a ...
Strana 39
... seem to have been neglected by her , ⚫ like models wrought in hafte , are capable in a great measure of finishing what he has left im- perfect . ne ufed him with the good - humour , familiarity , and innocence of a fifter ; infomuch ...
... seem to have been neglected by her , ⚫ like models wrought in hafte , are capable in a great measure of finishing what he has left im- perfect . ne ufed him with the good - humour , familiarity , and innocence of a fifter ; infomuch ...
Strana 59
... seems , are born with a fecret antipathy to one another , and engage when they meet as natu- rally as the elephant and the rhinoceros . C But C as we faw none of either of these species , we are apt to think that our guides deceived us ...
... seems , are born with a fecret antipathy to one another , and engage when they meet as natu- rally as the elephant and the rhinoceros . C But C as we faw none of either of these species , we are apt to think that our guides deceived us ...
Strana 70
... seem to defpife . For this reason we often find them endeavouring at works of fancy , which coft them infinite pangs in the production . The truth of it is , a man had better be a galley - flave than a wit . were one to gain that title ...
... seem to defpife . For this reason we often find them endeavouring at works of fancy , which coft them infinite pangs in the production . The truth of it is , a man had better be a galley - flave than a wit . were one to gain that title ...
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