The Spectator. ...A. and B. Tonson and T. Draper, 1766 |
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... learning irradiates common life , it is then in its higheft ufe and perfection ; and it is to fuch as your Lordfhip , that the fciences owe the esteem which they have with the active part of mankind . Knowledge of books in reclufe men ...
... learning irradiates common life , it is then in its higheft ufe and perfection ; and it is to fuch as your Lordfhip , that the fciences owe the esteem which they have with the active part of mankind . Knowledge of books in reclufe men ...
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... confcious guilt appear ! ADDISON . T HERE are feveral arts which all men are in fome measure mafters of , without having been at the pains pains of learning them . Every one that speaks.or reafons No 86. THE SPECTATOR . ' 21.
... confcious guilt appear ! ADDISON . T HERE are feveral arts which all men are in fome measure mafters of , without having been at the pains pains of learning them . Every one that speaks.or reafons No 86. THE SPECTATOR . ' 21.
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Joseph Addison, Sir Richard Steele. pains of learning them . Every one that speaks.or reafons is a grammarian and a logician , though he may be wholly unacquainted with the rules of gram- mar or ... learning them. Every one that speaks.or ...
Joseph Addison, Sir Richard Steele. pains of learning them . Every one that speaks.or reafons is a grammarian and a logician , though he may be wholly unacquainted with the rules of gram- mar or ... learning them. Every one that speaks.or ...
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... the Force of love , carries it from all the reft . F I fhould , in the laft place , mention fuch books as have been propofed by men of learning , and thofe E - thofe who appear competent judges of this matter 50 No 92 . THE SPECTATOR.
... the Force of love , carries it from all the reft . F I fhould , in the laft place , mention fuch books as have been propofed by men of learning , and thofe E - thofe who appear competent judges of this matter 50 No 92 . THE SPECTATOR.
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... learning , makes a work of this nature the more neceffary ; befides , I am the more encouraged , becaufe I flat- ter myself that I fee the fex daily improving by thefe my fpeculations . My fair readers are already deeper fcholars than ...
... learning , makes a work of this nature the more neceffary ; befides , I am the more encouraged , becaufe I flat- ter myself that I fee the fex daily improving by thefe my fpeculations . My fair readers are already deeper fcholars than ...
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