The Spectator, Svazek 2F. C. and J. Rivington, 1822 |
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... humour of the French has not a little in- fected their tongue , which might be shown by many instances ; as the genius of the Italians , which is so much addicted to music and ceremony , has moulded all their words and phrases to those ...
... humour of the French has not a little in- fected their tongue , which might be shown by many instances ; as the genius of the Italians , which is so much addicted to music and ceremony , has moulded all their words and phrases to those ...
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... humour of putting company upon others which men do not like themselves . Pray , Sir , declare in your papers , that he who is a troublesome companion to himself will not be an agreeable one to others . Let people reason themselves into ...
... humour of putting company upon others which men do not like themselves . Pray , Sir , declare in your papers , that he who is a troublesome companion to himself will not be an agreeable one to others . Let people reason themselves into ...
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... humour grew so popular , that at an Exeter assizes the lord chief baron Walter made an order for the suppression of all wakes ; but on bishop Laud's complaining of this innovating humour , the king commanded the order to be re- versed ...
... humour grew so popular , that at an Exeter assizes the lord chief baron Walter made an order for the suppression of all wakes ; but on bishop Laud's complaining of this innovating humour , the king commanded the order to be re- versed ...
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