The Spectator, Svazek 6J. and R. Tonson and S. Draper, 1750 - Počet stran: 300 |
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... reflection , secret satire , and the like . Now tho ' in these my compofitions , it is vifible to any rea- der of ... reflections of this nature ; but notwithstanding my name has been fome- times traduced by this contemptible tribe of ...
... reflection , secret satire , and the like . Now tho ' in these my compofitions , it is vifible to any rea- der of ... reflections of this nature ; but notwithstanding my name has been fome- times traduced by this contemptible tribe of ...
Strana 206
... reflection , how much I miti- gate a good man's pains , whofe welfare depends upon my affiduity about him , that I willingly exclude the loofe gra- tifications of paffion for the folid reflections of duty . know not whether any man's ...
... reflection , how much I miti- gate a good man's pains , whofe welfare depends upon my affiduity about him , that I willingly exclude the loofe gra- tifications of paffion for the folid reflections of duty . know not whether any man's ...
Strana 218
... reflections and obfervations upon every piece of intelligence that is fent us from abroad . The text is given us by one fet of writers , and the comment by another . But notwithstanding we have the fame tale told us in fo many different ...
... reflections and obfervations upon every piece of intelligence that is fent us from abroad . The text is given us by one fet of writers , and the comment by another . But notwithstanding we have the fame tale told us in fo many different ...
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