The Spectator, Svazek 6Alexander Chalmers E. Sargeant, M. & W. Ward, Munroe, Francis & Parker, and Edward Cotton, Boston, 1810 |
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Strana 122
... tells me he believes my schooling will ruin him ; that I cost him God knows what , in books . I tremble to tell him I want one . I am forced to keep my pocket - money , and lay it out for a book now and then , that he don't know of . He ...
... tells me he believes my schooling will ruin him ; that I cost him God knows what , in books . I tremble to tell him I want one . I am forced to keep my pocket - money , and lay it out for a book now and then , that he don't know of . He ...
Strana 157
... tells us , this was the method his father made use of to incline him to any particular virtue , or give him an aversion to any particular vice . " If , ” says Horace , " my father advised me to live with- in bounds , and be contented ...
... tells us , this was the method his father made use of to incline him to any particular virtue , or give him an aversion to any particular vice . " If , ” says Horace , " my father advised me to live with- in bounds , and be contented ...
Strana 263
... tells us , are inseparable companions . Instead of saying that the time was come when Apollo ought to have received his recompense , he tells us that the Hours brought him his reward . Instead of describing the effects which Minerva's ...
... tells us , are inseparable companions . Instead of saying that the time was come when Apollo ought to have received his recompense , he tells us that the Hours brought him his reward . Instead of describing the effects which Minerva's ...
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