The Spectator, Svazek 5W. Wilson, 1778 |
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Strana 139
... master , and the most celebrated perfon in the col- lege of which he was a member . The man of genius is at prefent buried in a country parfonage of eight fcore pounds a year ; while the other , with the bare abilities of a common ...
... master , and the most celebrated perfon in the col- lege of which he was a member . The man of genius is at prefent buried in a country parfonage of eight fcore pounds a year ; while the other , with the bare abilities of a common ...
Strana 149
... master , as having in his view the glory of man rather than that of God . The great change of things began to draw near , when the Lord of nature thought fit as a faviour and de- liverer to make his public entry into Jerufalem , with ...
... master , as having in his view the glory of man rather than that of God . The great change of things began to draw near , when the Lord of nature thought fit as a faviour and de- liverer to make his public entry into Jerufalem , with ...
Strana 236
... master in town , that no man teaches a jig like him , that fhe has feen him rife fix or feven capers together ⚫ with the greatest ease imaginable , and that his fcholars twift themselves more ways than the scholars of any mafter in ...
... master in town , that no man teaches a jig like him , that fhe has feen him rife fix or feven capers together ⚫ with the greatest ease imaginable , and that his fcholars twift themselves more ways than the scholars of any mafter in ...
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