The Spectator ...J. and R. Tonson, 1739 |
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Pleasure that Wit would in another Man . He has made his Fortunes himself ; and fays that England may be richer than other Kingdoms , by as plain Methods as he himself is richer than other Men ; though at the fame Time I can fay this of ...
Pleasure that Wit would in another Man . He has made his Fortunes himself ; and fays that England may be richer than other Kingdoms , by as plain Methods as he himself is richer than other Men ; though at the fame Time I can fay this of ...
Strana 57
... himself to be thrown upon his Back in the Scuffle , and that he would wrestle with Mr. Nico- lini for what he pleased , out of his Lion's Skin , it was thought proper to difcard him : And it is verily believed , to this Day , that had ...
... himself to be thrown upon his Back in the Scuffle , and that he would wrestle with Mr. Nico- lini for what he pleased , out of his Lion's Skin , it was thought proper to difcard him : And it is verily believed , to this Day , that had ...
Strana 284
... himself in an abstracted Light , he has not much to boast of ; but if he confiders himself with regard to others , he may find Occafion of glorying , if not in his own Virtues , at least in the Absence of ano- ther's Imperfections ...
... himself in an abstracted Light , he has not much to boast of ; but if he confiders himself with regard to others , he may find Occafion of glorying , if not in his own Virtues , at least in the Absence of ano- ther's Imperfections ...
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