The Spectator, Svazek 6J. and R. Tonson and S. Draper, 1753 |
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Strana 56
... most emi . nent Mathematicians of the Age has affured me , that the greatest Pleasure he took in reading Virgil ... most natural Method for this Purpose is to be converfant among the Writings of the most Polite Authors . A Man who has ...
... most emi . nent Mathematicians of the Age has affured me , that the greatest Pleasure he took in reading Virgil ... most natural Method for this Purpose is to be converfant among the Writings of the most Polite Authors . A Man who has ...
Strana 101
... most converfant , fo that a Man may fee the Compafs of their Learning in a Treatife on the most indifferent Subject . I have read a Difcourfe upon Love , which none but a pro- found Chymist could understand , and have heard many a ...
... most converfant , fo that a Man may fee the Compafs of their Learning in a Treatife on the most indifferent Subject . I have read a Difcourfe upon Love , which none but a pro- found Chymist could understand , and have heard many a ...
Strana 151
... most Scars was looked upon as the most beautiful . If they found Lace , Jewels , Ribbons or any Ornaments in Silver or Gold among the Booty which they had taken , they used to drefs their Horfes with it , but never enter- tained a ...
... most Scars was looked upon as the most beautiful . If they found Lace , Jewels , Ribbons or any Ornaments in Silver or Gold among the Booty which they had taken , they used to drefs their Horfes with it , but never enter- tained a ...
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