The Spectator, Svazek 3George Atherton Aitken Routledge, 1975 |
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... ( folio ) . 1 ' All great ' ( folio ) . 3 Them ' ( folio ) . 5 Their ' ( folio ) . 7 Them ' ( folio ) . 2 4 They have ' ( folio ) . 6 Their souls ' ( folio ) . 8 Themselves ' ( folio ) . 9 In the MS . note - book , this paragraph , in ...
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... ( folio ) . 1 ' Able so well ' ( folio ) . 3 On the Sublime , chap . 27 . 4 The motto in the folio issue was Horace's ' Strenua nos exercet inertia ' , which had been used already for No. 54 . A are unconstrained and disengaged , people ...
... ( folio ) . 1 ' Able so well ' ( folio ) . 3 On the Sublime , chap . 27 . 4 The motto in the folio issue was Horace's ' Strenua nos exercet inertia ' , which had been used already for No. 54 . A are unconstrained and disengaged , people ...
Strana 372
... ( folio ) . 4 In the episode ' ( folio ) . 3 ' Or ' ( folio ) . 5 Greater ' ( folio ) . presume to determine . It is sufficient that I show 372 No. 297 THE SPECTATOR.
... ( folio ) . 4 In the episode ' ( folio ) . 3 ' Or ' ( folio ) . 5 Greater ' ( folio ) . presume to determine . It is sufficient that I show 372 No. 297 THE SPECTATOR.
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