The Spectator, Svazek 6J. and R. Tonson and S. Draper, 1753 |
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Strana 145
6 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 Ti- ' tle to our Affiftance . All cannot be bred in the fame Place ; but in ...
6 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 Ti- ' tle to our Affiftance . All cannot be bred in the fame Place ; but in ...
Strana 156
the fame time dreffed up in a Commode and a Night- raile . I muft obferve that this Fashion was first of all brought ... fame Habits and Customs will not give the fame Offence to that People , which they pro- duce among thofe of our own ...
the fame time dreffed up in a Commode and a Night- raile . I muft obferve that this Fashion was first of all brought ... fame Habits and Customs will not give the fame Offence to that People , which they pro- duce among thofe of our own ...
Strana 219
... fame Tale told us in fo many different Papers , and if occafion requires in fo many Articles of the fame Paper ; notwithstanding in a Scarcity of Foreign Pofts we hear the fame Story re- peated , by different Advices from Paris ...
... fame Tale told us in fo many different Papers , and if occafion requires in fo many Articles of the fame Paper ; notwithstanding in a Scarcity of Foreign Pofts we hear the fame Story re- peated , by different Advices from Paris ...
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