The Spectator, Svazek 1Dent, 1957 |
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Strana 56
... Nation . This alarmed the Poetasters and Fidlers of the Town , who were used to deal in a more ordinary kind of Ware ; and therefore laid down an established Rule , which is received as such to this Day , That nothing is capable of ...
... Nation . This alarmed the Poetasters and Fidlers of the Town , who were used to deal in a more ordinary kind of Ware ; and therefore laid down an established Rule , which is received as such to this Day , That nothing is capable of ...
Strana 129
... Nation or publick Weal : Those I'll give you up . But you must do me then the Justice to own , that nothing can be more useful or laudable , than the Scheme we go upon . To avoid Nicknames and Witticisms , we call our selves The ...
... Nation or publick Weal : Those I'll give you up . But you must do me then the Justice to own , that nothing can be more useful or laudable , than the Scheme we go upon . To avoid Nicknames and Witticisms , we call our selves The ...
Strana 312
... Nation . The Deserving Man , who can now recommend himself to the Esteem of but half his Countrymen , will then receive the Approbations and Applauses of a whole Age . Among the several Persons that flourish in this Glorious Reign ...
... Nation . The Deserving Man , who can now recommend himself to the Esteem of but half his Countrymen , will then receive the Approbations and Applauses of a whole Age . Among the several Persons that flourish in this Glorious Reign ...
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