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Pagina 78
... March 12 , 1710 . No. 18 . R. ALEXANDER CARBUNCLE Wednesday , March 21 , 1711 [ ADDISON Equitis quoque jam migravit ab aure voluptas Omnis ad incertos oculos , et gaudia vana . HOR . , 2 Ep . i , 187 It is my design in this paper to ...
... March 12 , 1710 . No. 18 . R. ALEXANDER CARBUNCLE Wednesday , March 21 , 1711 [ ADDISON Equitis quoque jam migravit ab aure voluptas Omnis ad incertos oculos , et gaudia vana . HOR . , 2 Ep . i , 187 It is my design in this paper to ...
Pagina 89
... March 24 , 1711 Locus est et pluribus umbris . HOR . , 1 Ep . v , 28 Tuesday , March 27 , 1711. No. 21 89 THE SPECTATOR ...
... March 24 , 1711 Locus est et pluribus umbris . HOR . , 1 Ep . v , 28 Tuesday , March 27 , 1711. No. 21 89 THE SPECTATOR ...
Pagina 274
... march of an enemy ; and , as I afterwards found , was in reality what I apprehended it . There ap- peared at a great distance a very shining light , and in the midst of it a person of a most beautiful aspect ; her name was Truth . On ...
... march of an enemy ; and , as I afterwards found , was in reality what I apprehended it . There ap- peared at a great distance a very shining light , and in the midst of it a person of a most beautiful aspect ; her name was Truth . On ...
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