The Spectator, Svazek 1Tonson, 1767 - Počet stran: 918 |
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... thought it an imitable piece of humanity of a gentleman of my ac- quaintance , who had great variety of affairs , and used to talk with warmth enough against gentlemen by whom he thought himself ill dealt with ; that he would never let ...
... thought it an imitable piece of humanity of a gentleman of my ac- quaintance , who had great variety of affairs , and used to talk with warmth enough against gentlemen by whom he thought himself ill dealt with ; that he would never let ...
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The things which employ men's waking thoughts and actions recur to their imaginations in sleep . By the last post , I received the following .etter , which is built upon a thought that is new , and very well carried on ; for which rea ...
The things which employ men's waking thoughts and actions recur to their imaginations in sleep . By the last post , I received the following .etter , which is built upon a thought that is new , and very well carried on ; for which rea ...
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... thought of the like nature which determined Homer him- self to divide each of his poems into as many books as there are letters in the Greek alphabet . Herodotus has in the same manner adapted his books to the number of the muses , for ...
... thought of the like nature which determined Homer him- self to divide each of his poems into as many books as there are letters in the Greek alphabet . Herodotus has in the same manner adapted his books to the number of the muses , for ...
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