The Spectator: ...Phil. Crampton, 1737 |
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Strana 50
... himself at the Foot of a Mountain on a Sea - Shore . The King immediately began to rage againft his Doctor for this Piece of Treachery and Witchcraft ; but at length , knowing it was in vain to be angry , he fet himself to think on ...
... himself at the Foot of a Mountain on a Sea - Shore . The King immediately began to rage againft his Doctor for this Piece of Treachery and Witchcraft ; but at length , knowing it was in vain to be angry , he fet himself to think on ...
Strana 148
... himself knew any thing of the Matter . As foon as Sir ROGER was ac- quainted with it , finding that his Servant's Indiscretion proceeded wholly from Affection and Good - will , he only told him that he had made him too high a Compliment ...
... himself knew any thing of the Matter . As foon as Sir ROGER was ac- quainted with it , finding that his Servant's Indiscretion proceeded wholly from Affection and Good - will , he only told him that he had made him too high a Compliment ...
Strana 207
... himself , ever left a Throne to learn to fit in it with more Grace ? Who e- ver thought himself mean in abfolute Power , till he had learned to use it ? IF we confider this wonderful Perfon , it is Perplexity . to know where to begin ...
... himself , ever left a Throne to learn to fit in it with more Grace ? Who e- ver thought himself mean in abfolute Power , till he had learned to use it ? IF we confider this wonderful Perfon , it is Perplexity . to know where to begin ...
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