The Spectator, Svazek 9E. Sargeant, M. & W. Ward, Munroe, Francis & Parker, and Edward Cotton, Boston, 1810 |
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... greatest abilities , who would not have let them appeared by any other means ; * to have animated a few young gentlemen into worthy pursuits , who will be a glory to our age ; and at all times , and by all possible means in my power ...
... greatest abilities , who would not have let them appeared by any other means ; * to have animated a few young gentlemen into worthy pursuits , who will be a glory to our age ; and at all times , and by all possible means in my power ...
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... greatest equanimity , the ignorant with the greatest concern ? Does it not seem that those minds which have the most extensive views foresee they 718 No. 587 . SPECTATOR .
... greatest equanimity , the ignorant with the greatest concern ? Does it not seem that those minds which have the most extensive views foresee they 718 No. 587 . SPECTATOR .
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... greatest geniuses , and most helps and encouragements , it is reasonable to suppose an art will arrive at the greatest per- fection by this rule let us consider our own country with respect to face - painting . No na- tion in the world ...
... greatest geniuses , and most helps and encouragements , it is reasonable to suppose an art will arrive at the greatest per- fection by this rule let us consider our own country with respect to face - painting . No na- tion in the world ...
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