The Spectator: ...Phil. Crampton, 1737 |
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... particular Pleasure in the Reading of them . I can affirm the fame of Mr. Dryden ; and know feveral of the most refined Writers of our prefent Age who are of the fame Humour . I might likewise refer my Reader to Moliere's Thoughts on ...
... particular Pleasure in the Reading of them . I can affirm the fame of Mr. Dryden ; and know feveral of the most refined Writers of our prefent Age who are of the fame Humour . I might likewise refer my Reader to Moliere's Thoughts on ...
Strana 23
... particular in nothing but the Make of Face , which has the Misfortune to be exactly Oval . This I take to proceed from a Temper that naturally inclines me both to fpeak and to hear . WITH this Account you may wonder how I can • have the ...
... particular in nothing but the Make of Face , which has the Misfortune to be exactly Oval . This I take to proceed from a Temper that naturally inclines me both to fpeak and to hear . WITH this Account you may wonder how I can • have the ...
Strana 193
... particular , began to prune their Words of all fuperfluous Letters , as they termed them , - in order to adjust the Spelling to the Pronunciation which would have confounded all our Etymologies , and have quite destroyed our Tongue . WE ...
... particular , began to prune their Words of all fuperfluous Letters , as they termed them , - in order to adjust the Spelling to the Pronunciation which would have confounded all our Etymologies , and have quite destroyed our Tongue . WE ...
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