The Spectator, Svazek 3George Atherton Aitken G. Routledge, 1898 |
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... live with one of those men , each of whom is said to be one of the best humoured men in the world , but that he is passionate . Pray be pleased to inform them , that he who is passionate , and takes no care to command his hastiness ...
... live with one of those men , each of whom is said to be one of the best humoured men in the world , but that he is passionate . Pray be pleased to inform them , that he who is passionate , and takes no care to command his hastiness ...
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... live by buying and selling , ought never to encourage beggars . The goods which we export are indeed the product of the lands , but much the greatest part of their value is the labour of the people ; but how much of these people's ...
... live by buying and selling , ought never to encourage beggars . The goods which we export are indeed the product of the lands , but much the greatest part of their value is the labour of the people ; but how much of these people's ...
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... live with her , and live with thee , In unreproved pleasures free . L. No. 250 . Monday , Dec. 17 , 1711 Disce , docendus adhuc quæ censet amiculus , ut si Cacus iter monstrare velit ; tamen aspice , si quid Et nos , quod cures proprium ...
... live with her , and live with thee , In unreproved pleasures free . L. No. 250 . Monday , Dec. 17 , 1711 Disce , docendus adhuc quæ censet amiculus , ut si Cacus iter monstrare velit ; tamen aspice , si quid Et nos , quod cures proprium ...
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