The Spectator, Svazek 6J. and R. Tonson and S. Draper, 1750 - Počet stran: 300 |
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" thy of praise . All men are not educated after the fame manner , nor have all the fame talents . Those who are deficient deserve our compaffion , and have a title · to our affiftance . All cannot be bred in the fame place ; but in all ...
" thy of praise . All men are not educated after the fame manner , nor have all the fame talents . Those who are deficient deserve our compaffion , and have a title · to our affiftance . All cannot be bred in the fame place ; but in all ...
Strana 218
... fame tale told us in fo many different papers , and if occafion requires in fo many articles of the fame paper ; notwithstanding in a fcarcity of foreign pofts we hear the fame ftory repeat- ed by different advices from Paris , Bruffels ...
... fame tale told us in fo many different papers , and if occafion requires in fo many articles of the fame paper ; notwithstanding in a fcarcity of foreign pofts we hear the fame ftory repeat- ed by different advices from Paris , Bruffels ...
Strana 296
... fame fpecies of affliction , and confine their tenderness to them , fince it is impoffible to affift all who are ... fame It fame calamity . However , the thought of the 296 N ° 472 THE SPECTATOR .
... fame fpecies of affliction , and confine their tenderness to them , fince it is impoffible to affift all who are ... fame It fame calamity . However , the thought of the 296 N ° 472 THE SPECTATOR .
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