The Spectator, Volume 1George Gregory Smith Dent, 1966 |
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... heard him prove , that Diligence makes more lasting Acquisitions than Valour , and that Sloth has ruined more ... heard him often lament , that in a Profession where Merit is placed in so conspicuous a View , Impudence should get the ...
... heard him prove , that Diligence makes more lasting Acquisitions than Valour , and that Sloth has ruined more ... heard him often lament , that in a Profession where Merit is placed in so conspicuous a View , Impudence should get the ...
Pagina 196
... heard several Double Rhymes as I passed by them , which raised a great deal of Mirth . Not far from these was another Set of merry People engaged at a Diversion , in which the whole Jest was to mistake one Person for another . To give ...
... heard several Double Rhymes as I passed by them , which raised a great deal of Mirth . Not far from these was another Set of merry People engaged at a Diversion , in which the whole Jest was to mistake one Person for another . To give ...
Pagina 335
... heard such a Rustling among the Bushes that she let it fall . I was taking a Walk in this Place last Night between the Hours of Nine and Ten , and could not but fancy it one of the most proper Scenes in the World for a Ghost to appear ...
... heard such a Rustling among the Bushes that she let it fall . I was taking a Walk in this Place last Night between the Hours of Nine and Ten , and could not but fancy it one of the most proper Scenes in the World for a Ghost to appear ...
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CONTENTS | 130 |
ESSAYS Nos 180 Thursday March | 321 |
ESSAYS Nos 81169 Saturday June | 491 |
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