The Spectator, Svazek 5W. Wilson, 1778 |
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Strana 23
... give him an opportunity to break his mind . 6 C < I am , SIR , Your bumble fervant , Mary Comfit . If I obferve he cannot speak , I'll give him time to recover himself , and afk him how he does . ' Dear Sir , I BEG you to print this ...
... give him an opportunity to break his mind . 6 C < I am , SIR , Your bumble fervant , Mary Comfit . If I obferve he cannot speak , I'll give him time to recover himself , and afk him how he does . ' Dear Sir , I BEG you to print this ...
Strana 71
... give him an early feafoning of morality . - · Next to thofe examples which may be met with in ' books , I very much approve Horace's way of fetting ' before youth the infamous or honourable characters of ' their cotemporaries : that ...
... give him an early feafoning of morality . - · Next to thofe examples which may be met with in ' books , I very much approve Horace's way of fetting ' before youth the infamous or honourable characters of ' their cotemporaries : that ...
Strana 104
... gives a reafon why he should be glad to hear the story Adam was about to relate . For I that day was abfent as befel ... give an account of his condi- tion and fentiments immediately after his creation . How agreeably does he reprefent ...
... gives a reafon why he should be glad to hear the story Adam was about to relate . For I that day was abfent as befel ... give an account of his condi- tion and fentiments immediately after his creation . How agreeably does he reprefent ...
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