The Spectator, Svazek 5Payne, Rivington, 1799 |
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Strana 45
... master to buy no more books for me , but fays he will buy them himself . I asked him for Horace t'other day , and ' he told me in a paffion he did not believe I was fit for ' it , but only my master had a mind to make him think I had ...
... master to buy no more books for me , but fays he will buy them himself . I asked him for Horace t'other day , and ' he told me in a paffion he did not believe I was fit for ' it , but only my master had a mind to make him think I had ...
Strana 82
... master in both thefe ways of writing . The feventh book , which we are now enter- ing upon , is an inftance of that fublime which is not mixed and worked up with paffion . The author appears * Continuation of Addifon's Critique on ...
... master in both thefe ways of writing . The feventh book , which we are now enter- ing upon , is an inftance of that fublime which is not mixed and worked up with paffion . The author appears * Continuation of Addifon's Critique on ...
Strana 149
... master of them , and yet may come often into play during the courfe of a man's life . $ Such are all the parts of practical geometry . I have known a man contract a friendship with a minifter of ' state , upon cutting a dial in his ...
... master of them , and yet may come often into play during the courfe of a man's life . $ Such are all the parts of practical geometry . I have known a man contract a friendship with a minifter of ' state , upon cutting a dial in his ...
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