The Spectator, Svazek 2J. and R. Tonson and S. Draper, 1753 |
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... Author , in the ordinary Fate and Viciffitude of Things , knows to what Ufe his Works may , fome time or other , be applied , a Man may often meet with very celebrated Names in a Paper of Tobacco . I have lighted my Pipe more than once ...
... Author , in the ordinary Fate and Viciffitude of Things , knows to what Ufe his Works may , fome time or other , be applied , a Man may often meet with very celebrated Names in a Paper of Tobacco . I have lighted my Pipe more than once ...
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... Author fomething like a Prospect of Eternity , but . at the fame time deprives him of thofe other Advantages which Artists meet with . The Artist finds greater Re- turns in Profit , as the Author in Fame . What an Inefti- mable Price ...
... Author fomething like a Prospect of Eternity , but . at the fame time deprives him of thofe other Advantages which Artists meet with . The Artist finds greater Re- turns in Profit , as the Author in Fame . What an Inefti- mable Price ...
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... Author , N.166 . Affociation of honeft Men proposed by the Spectator , N.126 . Author : in what Manner one Author is a Mole to another , N. 124. Wherein an Author has the Advantage of an Artist , 166. The Care an Author ought to take of ...
... Author , N.166 . Affociation of honeft Men proposed by the Spectator , N.126 . Author : in what Manner one Author is a Mole to another , N. 124. Wherein an Author has the Advantage of an Artist , 166. The Care an Author ought to take of ...
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