The Spectator: ...Phil. Crampton, 1737 |
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Strana 154
... Subject , and treat every Part of it in a lively Manner , or our Papers are thrown by as dull and in- fipid Our Matter muft lie clofe together , and either be wholly new in itself , or in the Turn it receives from our Expreffions . Were ...
... Subject , and treat every Part of it in a lively Manner , or our Papers are thrown by as dull and in- fipid Our Matter muft lie clofe together , and either be wholly new in itself , or in the Turn it receives from our Expreffions . Were ...
Strana 221
... Thoughts on the Subject of my laft , made me determine to fufpend speaking of it till I came my felf . But , my lovely Creature , know it is not in the Power of Age , of Misfortune , or any other ... Subject of my laft, made me ...
... Thoughts on the Subject of my laft , made me determine to fufpend speaking of it till I came my felf . But , my lovely Creature , know it is not in the Power of Age , of Misfortune , or any other ... Subject of my laft, made me ...
Strana 312
... subject , for treating Subject , for treating on which you deserve publick " Thanks , I mean that on those licenfedTyrantstheSchool- Mafters . If you can disarm them of their Rods , you will certainly have your old Age reverenced by all ...
... subject , for treating Subject , for treating on which you deserve publick " Thanks , I mean that on those licenfedTyrantstheSchool- Mafters . If you can disarm them of their Rods , you will certainly have your old Age reverenced by all ...
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