The Spectator, Svazek 5Payne, Rivington, 1799 |
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... Such will pro- bably ftand corrected by your reproofs , especially if you inform them that it is not courage for half a score fellows mad with wine and luft , to fet upon two or three ' foberer than themselves ; and that the manners of ...
... Such will pro- bably ftand corrected by your reproofs , especially if you inform them that it is not courage for half a score fellows mad with wine and luft , to fet upon two or three ' foberer than themselves ; and that the manners of ...
Strana 90
... Such a man , if he is wife or vali- ant , knows it is of no confideration to other men that he is fo , but as he employs thofe high talents for their ufe and fervice . He who affects the applaufes and ad- dreffes of a multitude , or ...
... Such a man , if he is wife or vali- ant , knows it is of no confideration to other men that he is fo , but as he employs thofe high talents for their ufe and fervice . He who affects the applaufes and ad- dreffes of a multitude , or ...
Strana 105
... Such , whofe fole blifs is eating ; who can give But that one brutal reason why they live . Mr : SPECTATOR CON GREV E. S. 6 . Think it has not yet fallen into your way to dif courfe on little ambition , or the many whimsical ways mer ...
... Such , whofe fole blifs is eating ; who can give But that one brutal reason why they live . Mr : SPECTATOR CON GREV E. S. 6 . Think it has not yet fallen into your way to dif courfe on little ambition , or the many whimsical ways mer ...
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