The Spectator, Svazek 7J. and R. Tonson and S. Draper, 1753 |
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... themselves , as neighbours , may come into our rooms with the fame right , that they and their dogs hunt in our grounds . · 6 " Your inftitution of clubs I have always admired , in which you conftantly endeavoured the union of the ...
... themselves , as neighbours , may come into our rooms with the fame right , that they and their dogs hunt in our grounds . · 6 " Your inftitution of clubs I have always admired , in which you conftantly endeavoured the union of the ...
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... themselves , but are however in the conftant purfuit of thefe accomplishments . I would by no means be fufpected by what I have faid to traduce in general the body of fox - hunters ; for whilft I look upon a reasonable creature full ...
... themselves , but are however in the conftant purfuit of thefe accomplishments . I would by no means be fufpected by what I have faid to traduce in general the body of fox - hunters ; for whilft I look upon a reasonable creature full ...
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... themselves with their fovereign , than promote his real fervice , that they accommodate their counfels to his inclina- tions , and advise him to fuch actions only as his heart is naturally fet upon . The privy - counsellor of one in ...
... themselves with their fovereign , than promote his real fervice , that they accommodate their counfels to his inclina- tions , and advise him to fuch actions only as his heart is naturally fet upon . The privy - counsellor of one in ...
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... themselves upon the general furvey of a fubject . His thoughts are- at the fame time more intelligible , and better difcover their drift and meaning , when they are placed in their proper lights , and follow one another in a regular fe ...
... themselves upon the general furvey of a fubject . His thoughts are- at the fame time more intelligible , and better difcover their drift and meaning , when they are placed in their proper lights , and follow one another in a regular fe ...
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... themselves , have often a way of railing at the extravagance of youth , and the whole age in which their children live ; it is hoped that this ill humour will be much fuppreffed , when we can have recourfe to the fashions of their times ...
... themselves , have often a way of railing at the extravagance of youth , and the whole age in which their children live ; it is hoped that this ill humour will be much fuppreffed , when we can have recourfe to the fashions of their times ...
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