The Spectator, Svazek 4George Gregory Smith Dent, 1966 |
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Strana 106
... called , and the Walks appertaining thereunto . The Royal Exchange is a Fabrick that well deserves to be so called , as well to express that our Monarch's highest Glory and Advan- tage consists in being the Patron of Trade , as that it ...
... called , and the Walks appertaining thereunto . The Royal Exchange is a Fabrick that well deserves to be so called , as well to express that our Monarch's highest Glory and Advan- tage consists in being the Patron of Trade , as that it ...
Strana 227
... called a Virtuous Man . Every one has in him a natural Alloy , tho ' one may be fuller of Dross than another : For this Reason I cannot think it right to introduce a perfect or a faultless Man upon the Stage ; not only because such a ...
... called a Virtuous Man . Every one has in him a natural Alloy , tho ' one may be fuller of Dross than another : For this Reason I cannot think it right to introduce a perfect or a faultless Man upon the Stage ; not only because such a ...
Strana 229
... called in all his Mony ; but what was the event of it ? Why in a very few days after he put it out again . I am engaged in this Series of Thought by a Discourse which I had last Week with my worthy Friend Sir ANDREW FREEPORT , a Man of ...
... called in all his Mony ; but what was the event of it ? Why in a very few days after he put it out again . I am engaged in this Series of Thought by a Discourse which I had last Week with my worthy Friend Sir ANDREW FREEPORT , a Man of ...
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