The Spectator ...J. and R. Tonson, 1739 |
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... learned Body , I applied my felf with fo much Diligence to my Studies , that there are very few celebrated Books , either in the learned or the modern Tongues , which I am not acquainted with . UPON the Death of my Father , I was ...
... learned Body , I applied my felf with fo much Diligence to my Studies , that there are very few celebrated Books , either in the learned or the modern Tongues , which I am not acquainted with . UPON the Death of my Father , I was ...
Strana 100
... learned • Treatife of Fevers threw me into a lingring Hectick , which hung upon me all the while I was reading that ⚫ excellent Piece . I then applied my felf to the Study of feveral Authors , who have written upon Phthifical Dif ...
... learned • Treatife of Fevers threw me into a lingring Hectick , which hung upon me all the while I was reading that ⚫ excellent Piece . I then applied my felf to the Study of feveral Authors , who have written upon Phthifical Dif ...
Strana 238
... learned Friend had dined that Day with Mr. Swan , the famous Punfter ; and defiring him to give me fome Account of Mr. Swan's Conversation , he told me that he generally talked in the Paranomafia , that he fometimes gave into the Ploce ...
... learned Friend had dined that Day with Mr. Swan , the famous Punfter ; and defiring him to give me fome Account of Mr. Swan's Conversation , he told me that he generally talked in the Paranomafia , that he fometimes gave into the Ploce ...
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