The Spectator, Svazek 3J. and R. Tonson and S. Draper, 1750 - Počet stran: 300 |
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... fifting things to the bottom , fhewing his judgment , and of fometimes making handsome compliments to each of the contending parties . I fhall I fhall close this subject with giving you one caution 114 N ° 197 THE SPECTATOR .
... fifting things to the bottom , fhewing his judgment , and of fometimes making handsome compliments to each of the contending parties . I fhall I fhall close this subject with giving you one caution 114 N ° 197 THE SPECTATOR .
Strana 124
... subject to the prince . For my own part , I should believe that feven eighths of the people are without property in ... subjects with- out property pay three fourths of the rents , and confe- quently enable the landed men to pay three ...
... subject to the prince . For my own part , I should believe that feven eighths of the people are without property in ... subjects with- out property pay three fourths of the rents , and confe- quently enable the landed men to pay three ...
Strana 162
... subject for satire in another of his celebrated pieces , which is called The fatire upon man . What vice or frailty can a discourse correct , which cenfures the whole fpecies alike , and endeavours to fhew by fome fuperficial ftrokes of ...
... subject for satire in another of his celebrated pieces , which is called The fatire upon man . What vice or frailty can a discourse correct , which cenfures the whole fpecies alike , and endeavours to fhew by fome fuperficial ftrokes of ...
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