The Spectator, Svazek 4J. Parsons, 1793 |
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Strana 57
... learned reader , for which reason I consider it only as a word to the wise . But as for my unlearned friends , if they cannot relish the motto , I take care to make provi- sion for them in the body of my paper . If they do not ...
... learned reader , for which reason I consider it only as a word to the wise . But as for my unlearned friends , if they cannot relish the motto , I take care to make provi- sion for them in the body of my paper . If they do not ...
Strana 103
... learned world . In the mean while , it would be requisite to exercise their style in writing any light pieces that ask more of fancy than of judgment and that frequently in their native lan- guage , which every one , methinks , should ...
... learned world . In the mean while , it would be requisite to exercise their style in writing any light pieces that ask more of fancy than of judgment and that frequently in their native lan- guage , which every one , methinks , should ...
Strana 263
... learned , or philosophic Solitude , we shall be apt to change a re- gard to that sort of Solitude , for being a little singular in enjoying time after the way a man himself likes best in the world , without going so far as wholly to ...
... learned , or philosophic Solitude , we shall be apt to change a re- gard to that sort of Solitude , for being a little singular in enjoying time after the way a man himself likes best in the world , without going so far as wholly to ...
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