The Spectator, Svazek 2Joseph Addison, Sir Richard Steele J. Tonson, 1724 |
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... Such Impo- ftures are not to be tolerated in Civil Society ; and I think his Misfortune ought to be made publick , as a Warn- ing for other Men always to examine into what they admire . SIR , Son of general Knowledge , I make UPPOSING ...
... Such Impo- ftures are not to be tolerated in Civil Society ; and I think his Misfortune ought to be made publick , as a Warn- ing for other Men always to examine into what they admire . SIR , Son of general Knowledge , I make UPPOSING ...
Strana 47
... Such a Method as this would very much conduce to the Publick Emolument , by making e- very Man living good for fomething : for there would then be no one Mem- ber of Human Society , but would have fome little Pretenfion for fome Degree ...
... Such a Method as this would very much conduce to the Publick Emolument , by making e- very Man living good for fomething : for there would then be no one Mem- ber of Human Society , but would have fome little Pretenfion for fome Degree ...
Strana 49
... thou a Spirit of Health , or Goblin damn'd ; Bring with thee Airs from Heav'n , or Blafts from Hell ; Be thy Event wicked or charitable ; VOL . II . C Thou Thou com'ft in such a questionable Shape That I will No 44. The SPECTATOR . 49.
... thou a Spirit of Health , or Goblin damn'd ; Bring with thee Airs from Heav'n , or Blafts from Hell ; Be thy Event wicked or charitable ; VOL . II . C Thou Thou com'ft in such a questionable Shape That I will No 44. The SPECTATOR . 49.
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Joseph Addison, Sir Richard Steele. Thou com'ft in such a questionable Shape That I will speak to thee . I'll call thee Hamlet , King , Father , Royal Dane : Ob ! oh ! answer me , Let me not burst in Ignorance ; but tell Why thy canoniz ...
Joseph Addison, Sir Richard Steele. Thou com'ft in such a questionable Shape That I will speak to thee . I'll call thee Hamlet , King , Father , Royal Dane : Ob ! oh ! answer me , Let me not burst in Ignorance ; but tell Why thy canoniz ...
Strana 70
... such a Partner as is hereafter mentioned ; to whom I may apply the barbarous In- fcription quoted by the Bishop of Salis- bury in his Travels ; Dum nimia pia eft , facta eft impia . C SIR , Am one of those unhappy Men that < are plagued ...
... such a Partner as is hereafter mentioned ; to whom I may apply the barbarous In- fcription quoted by the Bishop of Salis- bury in his Travels ; Dum nimia pia eft , facta eft impia . C SIR , Am one of those unhappy Men that < are plagued ...
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