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Irregularity and Want of Method are only supportable in Men of great Learning or
Genius , who are often too full to be exact , and therefore chuse to throw down
their Pearls in Heaps before the Reader , rather than be at the Pains of stringing ...
Irregularity and Want of Method are only supportable in Men of great Learning or
Genius , who are often too full to be exact , and therefore chuse to throw down
their Pearls in Heaps before the Reader , rather than be at the Pains of stringing ...
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It is Pity that he has so much Learning , or that he has not a great Deal more .
With these Qualifica tions Tom sets up for a Free - thinker , finds a great many
Things to blame in the Constitution of his Country , and gives shrewd Intimations
that ...
It is Pity that he has so much Learning , or that he has not a great Deal more .
With these Qualifica tions Tom sets up for a Free - thinker , finds a great many
Things to blame in the Constitution of his Country , and gives shrewd Intimations
that ...
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This Project will be a Registry to which Posterity may have Recourse for the
clearing such obscure Passages as tend that Way in Authors , and therefore we
shall not for for the future submit our selves to the learning of 20 THE
SPECTATOR.
This Project will be a Registry to which Posterity may have Recourse for the
clearing such obscure Passages as tend that Way in Authors , and therefore we
shall not for for the future submit our selves to the learning of 20 THE
SPECTATOR.
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for the future submit our selves to the learning of No. 478 . Etymology , which
might perswade the Age to come , Monday , that the Farthingal was worn for
Cheapness , or the Sept. 8 , Furbeloe for Warmth . Fourthly , Whereas they who
are old ...
for the future submit our selves to the learning of No. 478 . Etymology , which
might perswade the Age to come , Monday , that the Farthingal was worn for
Cheapness , or the Sept. 8 , Furbeloe for Warmth . Fourthly , Whereas they who
are old ...
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When these are joined to Men of warm Spirits , without Temper or Learning , they
are frequently cor rected with Stripes , but one of our famous Lawyers is of
opinion , That this ought to be used sparingly . As I remember those are his very ...
When these are joined to Men of warm Spirits , without Temper or Learning , they
are frequently cor rected with Stripes , but one of our famous Lawyers is of
opinion , That this ought to be used sparingly . As I remember those are his very ...
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| Titul | The Spectator, Svazek 4 Everyman's library, ed. by Ernest Rhys. Essays [no. 164-167] The Spectator, George Gregory Smith |
| Spolupracovník | George Gregory Smith |
| Vydavatel | J.M. Dent, 1913 |
| Zdroj originálu: | Newyorská veřejná knihovna |
| Digitalizováno | 16. září 2014 |
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