The Spectator, Svazek 2Dent, 1945 |
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Strana 142
... write them ; but my publishing of them would I fear be a sufficient Instance to the World that I did not deserve them . C No. 216 . [ STEELE . ] Sir , Wednesday , November 7 . Siquidem hercle possis , nil prius neque fortius ; Verum si ...
... write them ; but my publishing of them would I fear be a sufficient Instance to the World that I did not deserve them . C No. 216 . [ STEELE . ] Sir , Wednesday , November 7 . Siquidem hercle possis , nil prius neque fortius ; Verum si ...
Strana 279
... write after such a manner , that nothing may be interpreted as aimed at private Persons . For this Reason when I draw any faulty Character , I consider all those Persons to whom the Malice of the World may possibly apply it , and take ...
... write after such a manner , that nothing may be interpreted as aimed at private Persons . For this Reason when I draw any faulty Character , I consider all those Persons to whom the Malice of the World may possibly apply it , and take ...
Strana 347
... write this Evening , but I could not omit making my Compliments to you for your Civilities to me when I was last in Town . It is my Misfortune to be so full of Business , that I cannot tell you a thousand Things which I have to say to ...
... write this Evening , but I could not omit making my Compliments to you for your Civilities to me when I was last in Town . It is my Misfortune to be so full of Business , that I cannot tell you a thousand Things which I have to say to ...
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