The Spectator, Svazek 5Payne, Rivington, 1799 |
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Strana 187
... person who was long immured in a college , read much , faw little ; fo that I knew no more of the world than what a lecture or view of the map ' taught me . By this means I improved in my study , • but but became unpleafant in ...
... person who was long immured in a college , read much , faw little ; fo that I knew no more of the world than what a lecture or view of the map ' taught me . By this means I improved in my study , • but but became unpleafant in ...
Strana 238
... person who is not of their profeffion . When any who are not of the law are let in , the perfon who introduces him says , he is a very honeft gentleman , and he is taken in , as their cant is , to pay cofts . I am admitted upon the ...
... person who is not of their profeffion . When any who are not of the law are let in , the perfon who introduces him says , he is a very honeft gentleman , and he is taken in , as their cant is , to pay cofts . I am admitted upon the ...
Strana 269
... person who has fo kindly an effect upon it . When I confider this chearful ftate of mind in its third relation , I cannot but look upon it as a constant N 3 habi habitual gratitude to the great Author of Nature . An No 381 269 THE ...
... person who has fo kindly an effect upon it . When I confider this chearful ftate of mind in its third relation , I cannot but look upon it as a constant N 3 habi habitual gratitude to the great Author of Nature . An No 381 269 THE ...
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