The Spectator: (no. 1-635; Mar. 1, 1710/11-Dec. 20, 1714)Richard Eyres, 1778 |
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... means : but the diftroffes which arife from the many inexplicable occurrences that happen among men , the unaccount- ⚫able alienation of parents from their children , cruelty of husbands to wives , poverty occafioned from fhip- ' wreck ...
... means : but the diftroffes which arife from the many inexplicable occurrences that happen among men , the unaccount- ⚫able alienation of parents from their children , cruelty of husbands to wives , poverty occafioned from fhip- ' wreck ...
Strana 114
... means diffipated the fears which had so long reigned in the family . Ishould not have been thus particular upon thefe ridi- culous horrors , did not I find them fo very much prevail in all parts of the country . At the fame time I think ...
... means diffipated the fears which had so long reigned in the family . Ishould not have been thus particular upon thefe ridi- culous horrors , did not I find them fo very much prevail in all parts of the country . At the fame time I think ...
Strana 129
... means he has rendered his friend as amiable as famous . That ftate of life which bears the face of po- verty with Mr. Cowley's great Vulgar , is admirably de- scribed ; and it is no fmall fatisfaction to those of the fame turn of defire ...
... means he has rendered his friend as amiable as famous . That ftate of life which bears the face of po- verty with Mr. Cowley's great Vulgar , is admirably de- scribed ; and it is no fmall fatisfaction to those of the fame turn of defire ...
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On painting 83 | 23 |
On phyfiognomy 86 | 33 |
Pontignans adventure with two ladies 90 | 48 |
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