The Spectator ..Peter Wilson, 1755 |
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... have feen employed upon occafion with good fuccefs . You must know I am a plain man and love my money ; yet I have a spouse who is fo great an orator in • • C A 6 this . • • • " • this way , that the N ° 252 II THE SPECTATOR .
... have feen employed upon occafion with good fuccefs . You must know I am a plain man and love my money ; yet I have a spouse who is fo great an orator in • • C A 6 this . • • • " • this way , that the N ° 252 II THE SPECTATOR .
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... Must have their brothers , fons , and kindred flain . I am forry to find that an author , who is very juftly effeemed among the beft judges , has admitted fome ftrokes of of this nature into a very fine poem ; I N ° 253 13 THE SPECTATOR .
... Must have their brothers , fons , and kindred flain . I am forry to find that an author , who is very juftly effeemed among the beft judges , has admitted fome ftrokes of of this nature into a very fine poem ; I N ° 253 13 THE SPECTATOR .
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... must be confeffed , that a noble and trium- phant merit often breaks through and diffipates thefe little fpots and fullies in its reputation ; but if by a miftaken purfuit after fame , or through human infir- mity , any falfe ftep be ...
... must be confeffed , that a noble and trium- phant merit often breaks through and diffipates thefe little fpots and fullies in its reputation ; but if by a miftaken purfuit after fame , or through human infir- mity , any falfe ftep be ...
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... must be always a noble train of actions to pre- ferve his fame in life and motion . For when it is once at a ftand , it naturally flags and languishes . Admiration is a very fhort lived paflion , that immediately decays upon growing ...
... must be always a noble train of actions to pre- ferve his fame in life and motion . For when it is once at a ftand , it naturally flags and languishes . Admiration is a very fhort lived paflion , that immediately decays upon growing ...
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... must confefs it with a melancholy amazement , I fee fo wonderful a genius laid afide , and the late flaves of the stage now become its maf- ters , dunces that will be fure to fupprefs all thea- trical entertainments and activities that ...
... must confefs it with a melancholy amazement , I fee fo wonderful a genius laid afide , and the late flaves of the stage now become its maf- ters , dunces that will be fure to fupprefs all thea- trical entertainments and activities that ...
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