The Spectator, Svazek 3George Atherton Aitken Routledge, 1975 |
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... advantage of his having good friends , as his master expressed it , was not lazily urged ; but he showed himself ... advantages of fortune , birth , or any other good people possess above the rest of the world , they should show ...
... advantage of his having good friends , as his master expressed it , was not lazily urged ; but he showed himself ... advantages of fortune , birth , or any other good people possess above the rest of the world , they should show ...
Strana 266
... advantage from the letters of my correspondents ; first , as they show me which of my papers are most acceptable to ... advantages above - mentioned , which I receive from the letters that are sent me , they give me an opportunity of ...
... advantage from the letters of my correspondents ; first , as they show me which of my papers are most acceptable to ... advantages above - mentioned , which I receive from the letters that are sent me , they give me an opportunity of ...
Strana 276
... advantage , among those readers to whom their heroes are as strangers , or indifferent persons . Milton's poem is admirable in this respect , since it is impossible for any of its readers , whatever nation , country , or people he may ...
... advantage , among those readers to whom their heroes are as strangers , or indifferent persons . Milton's poem is admirable in this respect , since it is impossible for any of its readers , whatever nation , country , or people he may ...
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