The Spectator, Svazek 1George Atherton Aitken Routledge, 1975 |
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... mention of it , they only treat on the subject as it has accidentally fallen in their way , and that too in little short reflections , or in general declamatory flourishes , without entering into the bottom of the matter . I hope ...
... mention of it , they only treat on the subject as it has accidentally fallen in their way , and that too in little short reflections , or in general declamatory flourishes , without entering into the bottom of the matter . I hope ...
Strana 395
... mention such books as have been proposed by men of learning , and those who appear competent judges of this matter ; and must here take occasion to thank A. B. , whoever it is that conceals himself under those two letters , for his ...
... mention such books as have been proposed by men of learning , and those who appear competent judges of this matter ; and must here take occasion to thank A. B. , whoever it is that conceals himself under those two letters , for his ...
Strana 400
... - feres with the third method , which I shall propose in another paper , for the employment of our dead 1 I.e. the skill , or knowledge , of the florist , & c . inactive hours , and which I shall only mention in 400 No. 93 THE SPECTATOR.
... - feres with the third method , which I shall propose in another paper , for the employment of our dead 1 I.e. the skill , or knowledge , of the florist , & c . inactive hours , and which I shall only mention in 400 No. 93 THE SPECTATOR.
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