The Spectator, Svazek 1Dent, 1945 |
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... Learning besides , I that I see My fair Re I could nar Gentlemen receive Let y reckon the Ladies themselves as a third Class among 1y Correspondents and Privy - Counsellors . In a Letter ne of them , I am advised to place Pharamond at ...
... Learning besides , I that I see My fair Re I could nar Gentlemen receive Let y reckon the Ladies themselves as a third Class among 1y Correspondents and Privy - Counsellors . In a Letter ne of them , I am advised to place Pharamond at ...
Strana 297
... Learning , I was used like a Servant , and was forc'd to get Scraps of Learning I could by my own Industry , for the olmaster took very little Notice of me . My young Master a Lad of very sprightly Parts ; and my being constantly t him ...
... Learning , I was used like a Servant , and was forc'd to get Scraps of Learning I could by my own Industry , for the olmaster took very little Notice of me . My young Master a Lad of very sprightly Parts ; and my being constantly t him ...
Strana 323
... Learning , like Travelling , and all other ods of Improvement , as it finishes good Sense , so it makes Man ten thousand times more insufferable , by supplying y of Matter to his Impertinence , and giving him an rtunity of abounding in ...
... Learning , like Travelling , and all other ods of Improvement , as it finishes good Sense , so it makes Man ten thousand times more insufferable , by supplying y of Matter to his Impertinence , and giving him an rtunity of abounding in ...
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