The Spectator, Svazek 2J. J. Woodward, 1830 |
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... received it , and took away his life with proved into charms by his own fond ima- a courtesy . gination , the very laying before himself the cause of his distemper may be sufficient to effect the cure of it . It is in this view that I ...
... received it , and took away his life with proved into charms by his own fond ima- a courtesy . gination , the very laying before himself the cause of his distemper may be sufficient to effect the cure of it . It is in this view that I ...
Strana 261
... received pity , and so by degrees be- came tolerable company . as their own respective studies and inclina- tions have prepared them , and make their reflections accordingly . Some , perusing Ro- man writers , would find in them ...
... received pity , and so by degrees be- came tolerable company . as their own respective studies and inclina- tions have prepared them , and make their reflections accordingly . Some , perusing Ro- man writers , would find in them ...
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... received not long since , and which , for want of room at present , I shall insert in my next paper . No. 577. ] Friday , August 6 , 1714 . -Hoc tolerabile , si non Juv . Sat. vi . 613 . Et furere incipias- This might be borne with , if ...
... received not long since , and which , for want of room at present , I shall insert in my next paper . No. 577. ] Friday , August 6 , 1714 . -Hoc tolerabile , si non Juv . Sat. vi . 613 . Et furere incipias- This might be borne with , if ...
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