The Spectator, Svazek 8W. Wilson, 1778 |
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Strana 123
... shall awake into health and ' chearfulness , and be capable of recounting with de- light thofe glorious moments , wherein the mind has been indulging itself in fuch luxury of thought , fuch noble hurry of imagination . Suppofe a man's ...
... shall awake into health and ' chearfulness , and be capable of recounting with de- light thofe glorious moments , wherein the mind has been indulging itself in fuch luxury of thought , fuch noble hurry of imagination . Suppofe a man's ...
Strana 198
... shall conclude this letter with a paffage out of Dr. Plot's Natural Hiftory of Staffordshire , not only as it will ferve to fill up your prefent paper , but , if I find myself in the humour , may give rife to another ; I have by me an ...
... shall conclude this letter with a paffage out of Dr. Plot's Natural Hiftory of Staffordshire , not only as it will ferve to fill up your prefent paper , but , if I find myself in the humour , may give rife to another ; I have by me an ...
Strana 199
... shall say to them in the manner as ensueth : • 46 66 Bayliff , or porter , I do you to know , that I am come for myself , to demand one bacon flyke hanging " in the hall of the lord of Whichenovre , after the " form thereunto belonging ...
... shall say to them in the manner as ensueth : • 46 66 Bayliff , or porter , I do you to know , that I am come for myself , to demand one bacon flyke hanging " in the hall of the lord of Whichenovre , after the " form thereunto belonging ...
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On the happiness of the world to come | 151 |
On the virtues of Trophoniuss cave | 166 |
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