“The” Spectator ...J. Wood, 1761 |
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... case of this my ginary correfpondent , and in the mean while fhall prefent my reader with a letter which feems to come from a per- fon that is made up of flesh and blood . • Good Mr SPECTATOR , I Aм married to a very honeft gentleman ...
... case of this my ginary correfpondent , and in the mean while fhall prefent my reader with a letter which feems to come from a per- fon that is made up of flesh and blood . • Good Mr SPECTATOR , I Aм married to a very honeft gentleman ...
Strana 38
... cases , it is better private men should have some injustice done them , than that a public grievance fhould not be redressed . This is ufually pleaded in defence of all thofe hardships which fall on particular perfons in particular ...
... cases , it is better private men should have some injustice done them , than that a public grievance fhould not be redressed . This is ufually pleaded in defence of all thofe hardships which fall on particular perfons in particular ...
Strana 63
... case of va- rious onfets . I began to congratulate the prefent age upon the happiness men might reasonably hope for in life , when death was thus in a manner defeated , and when pain itself would be of fo fhort a duration , that it ...
... case of va- rious onfets . I began to congratulate the prefent age upon the happiness men might reasonably hope for in life , when death was thus in a manner defeated , and when pain itself would be of fo fhort a duration , that it ...
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