The Spectator, Svazek 8Messrs. Payne, Rivington, David, Longman, 1951 |
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... perfon , and that he takes all oc- calions of doing himfelf justice . " Does he think , " fays Brutus , that his confulfhip deferves more applaufe " than my putting Cælar to death , because I am not " perpetually talking of the Ides of ...
... perfon , and that he takes all oc- calions of doing himfelf justice . " Does he think , " fays Brutus , that his confulfhip deferves more applaufe " than my putting Cælar to death , because I am not " perpetually talking of the Ides of ...
Strana 53
... perfon you converfe with , after the third bottle , is not the fame man who at first fat down at table with you . Upon this maxim is founded one of the prettieft fayings I ever met with , which is af- cribed to Publius Syrus , Qui ...
... perfon you converfe with , after the third bottle , is not the fame man who at first fat down at table with you . Upon this maxim is founded one of the prettieft fayings I ever met with , which is af- cribed to Publius Syrus , Qui ...
Strana 113
... perfon ? The lowings of my herds , and the bleatings of my flocks , make a pleafant echo in thy mountains , and found fweetly in thy ears . What though I am delighted with the wavings of thy foreits , and thofe breezes of perfumes which ...
... perfon ? The lowings of my herds , and the bleatings of my flocks , make a pleafant echo in thy mountains , and found fweetly in thy ears . What though I am delighted with the wavings of thy foreits , and thofe breezes of perfumes which ...
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