The Spectator, Svazek 7W. Wilson, 1778 |
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... subject . His thoughts are at the fame time more intelligible , and better discover their drift and meaning , when they are placed in their proper lights , and follow one another in a regular se- ries , than when they are thrown ...
... subject . His thoughts are at the fame time more intelligible , and better discover their drift and meaning , when they are placed in their proper lights , and follow one another in a regular se- ries , than when they are thrown ...
Strana 296
... subject to be rubbed off , and cannot be paralleled by either wafh , powder , cofmetic , & c . It is certainly the best beautifier in the world . • • ' MARTHA GLoworm . I Samuel Self , of the parish of St. James's , having a ...
... subject to be rubbed off , and cannot be paralleled by either wafh , powder , cofmetic , & c . It is certainly the best beautifier in the world . • • ' MARTHA GLoworm . I Samuel Self , of the parish of St. James's , having a ...
Strana 327
... subject of this difcourfe : I shall therefore lay it down as a maxim , that though all are not capable of fhining in learning or the politer arts ; yet " every one is capable of excelling in fomething . " The foul has in this refpect a ...
... subject of this difcourfe : I shall therefore lay it down as a maxim , that though all are not capable of fhining in learning or the politer arts ; yet " every one is capable of excelling in fomething . " The foul has in this refpect a ...
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On gardens 477 | 32 |
On benpeckd husbands 482 | 47 |
On the usefulness of modefy in the profeffion of the law 484 | 60 |
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