The Spectator, Svazek 2J. and R. Tonson and S. Draper, 1753 |
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... Some to unde , and fome to be undone ; I fay , when I behold this vaft Variety of Perfons and Humours , with the Pains they both take for the Accom- plishment of the Ends mentioned in the above Verses of Denham , I cannot much wonder at ...
... Some to unde , and fome to be undone ; I fay , when I behold this vaft Variety of Perfons and Humours , with the Pains they both take for the Accom- plishment of the Ends mentioned in the above Verses of Denham , I cannot much wonder at ...
Strana 314
... some time before , made them apprehend the worft that could befal himi Conftantia , who knew that nothing but the Report of her Marriage could have driven him to fuch Extre- mities , was not to be comforted : She now accused her- felf ...
... some time before , made them apprehend the worft that could befal himi Conftantia , who knew that nothing but the Report of her Marriage could have driven him to fuch Extre- mities , was not to be comforted : She now accused her- felf ...
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... Some good among the many bad ones , 96. Influenced by the Ex- ample of their Superiors , ibid . and 107. The great Merit of fome Servants in all Ages , 107. The hard Condition of many Servants , 137 . Shakespear , wherein inimitable , N ...
... Some good among the many bad ones , 96. Influenced by the Ex- ample of their Superiors , ibid . and 107. The great Merit of fome Servants in all Ages , 107. The hard Condition of many Servants , 137 . Shakespear , wherein inimitable , N ...
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