The Spectator (Complete)Library of Alexandria, 28 sep 2020 - 312 pagina's |
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... whole people. Steele said in one of the later numbers of his Spectator, No. 532, to which he prefixed a motto that assigned to himself only the part of whetstone to the wit of others, 'I claim to myself the merit of having extorted ...
... whole people. Steele said in one of the later numbers of his Spectator, No. 532, to which he prefixed a motto that assigned to himself only the part of whetstone to the wit of others, 'I claim to myself the merit of having extorted ...
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... whole , 88 petty variations from the proper text ( at that rate , in the whole work more than 3000 ) apart from the recasting of the punctuation , which is counted as a defect only in two instances , where it has changed the sense ...
... whole , 88 petty variations from the proper text ( at that rate , in the whole work more than 3000 ) apart from the recasting of the punctuation , which is counted as a defect only in two instances , where it has changed the sense ...
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... whole Woman expressed in her Appearance! Her Air has the Beauty of Motion, and her Look the Force of Language.' It was Prudence to turn away my Eyes from this Object, and therefore I turned them to the thoughtless Creatures who make up ...
... whole Woman expressed in her Appearance! Her Air has the Beauty of Motion, and her Look the Force of Language.' It was Prudence to turn away my Eyes from this Object, and therefore I turned them to the thoughtless Creatures who make up ...
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... whole People; and perhaps it may appear upon Examination, that the most polite Ages are the least virtuous. This may be attributed to the Folly of admitting Wit and Learning as Merit in themselves, without considering the Application of ...
... whole People; and perhaps it may appear upon Examination, that the most polite Ages are the least virtuous. This may be attributed to the Folly of admitting Wit and Learning as Merit in themselves, without considering the Application of ...
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... whole Island. I can tell you the Progress that Virtue has made in all our Cities, Boroughs, and Corporations; and know as well the evil Practices that are committed in Berwick or Exeter, as what is done in my own Family. In a Word, Sir ...
... whole Island. I can tell you the Progress that Virtue has made in all our Cities, Boroughs, and Corporations; and know as well the evil Practices that are committed in Berwick or Exeter, as what is done in my own Family. In a Word, Sir ...
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