The Spectator, Svazek 4Payne, Rivington, 1799 |
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Strana 33
... speak of falutation at church , I must take notice that feveral of my correfpondents have impor tuned me to confider that fubject , and fettle the point of decorum in that particular . 1 do not pretend to be the best courtier in the ...
... speak of falutation at church , I must take notice that feveral of my correfpondents have impor tuned me to confider that fubject , and fettle the point of decorum in that particular . 1 do not pretend to be the best courtier in the ...
Strana 96
names does no good ; to speak worse of any thing than it deferves , does only take off from the credit of the accufer , and has implicitly the force of an apology in the behalf of the perfon accufed . We fhall therefore , according as ...
names does no good ; to speak worse of any thing than it deferves , does only take off from the credit of the accufer , and has implicitly the force of an apology in the behalf of the perfon accufed . We fhall therefore , according as ...
Strana 102
... speak of vices . All mankind are fo far related , that care is to be taken , in things to which all are liable , you do not mention what concerns one in terms which hall difguft another . Thus to tell a rich man of the indigence of a ...
... speak of vices . All mankind are fo far related , that care is to be taken , in things to which all are liable , you do not mention what concerns one in terms which hall difguft another . Thus to tell a rich man of the indigence of a ...
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