The Spectator, Svazek 8W. Wilson, 1778 |
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Strana 156
... hath by this time fet his heart againft . The epiftle hath hereto- but after what hath been fore received great applaufe ; faid , let any than cominend it if he dare . • SIR , AFTER the many heavy lafhes that have fallen ' from your pen ...
... hath by this time fet his heart againft . The epiftle hath hereto- but after what hath been fore received great applaufe ; faid , let any than cominend it if he dare . • SIR , AFTER the many heavy lafhes that have fallen ' from your pen ...
Strana 262
... hath an idea of an infinity of things ftill behind worth knowing , to the knowledge of which therefore it cannot be in- different ; as by climbling up a hill in the midst of a wide plain , a man hath his profpect enlarged , and ...
... hath an idea of an infinity of things ftill behind worth knowing , to the knowledge of which therefore it cannot be in- different ; as by climbling up a hill in the midst of a wide plain , a man hath his profpect enlarged , and ...
Strana 276
... hath had fix duels and four and twenty boxing matches in defence of his majesty's title ; and that he received fuch a blow upon the head at a bonfire in Stratford upon Avon , as he hath been never the better for from that day to this ...
... hath had fix duels and four and twenty boxing matches in defence of his majesty's title ; and that he received fuch a blow upon the head at a bonfire in Stratford upon Avon , as he hath been never the better for from that day to this ...
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On the happiness of the world to come | 151 |
On the virtues of Trophoniuss cave | 166 |
On greatness with the flory of Gyges and Aglaüs 610 | 210 |
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