The Spectator, Volume 2Dent, 1945 - 524 pagina's |
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Pagina 136
... mean those who are worthless in themselves , or who , without any Call , will press into the Company of their Betters . Nor , when I speak of Patrons , do I mean those who either have it not in their Power , or have no Obligation to ...
... mean those who are worthless in themselves , or who , without any Call , will press into the Company of their Betters . Nor , when I speak of Patrons , do I mean those who either have it not in their Power , or have no Obligation to ...
Pagina 217
... mean while , saw his own Sympathetick Needle moving of it self to every Letter which that of his Correspondent pointed at . By this Means they talked to- gether across a whole Continent , and conveyed their Thoughts to one another in an ...
... mean while , saw his own Sympathetick Needle moving of it self to every Letter which that of his Correspondent pointed at . By this Means they talked to- gether across a whole Continent , and conveyed their Thoughts to one another in an ...
Pagina 280
... mean while I should take it for a very great Favour from some of my underhand Detractors , if they would break all Measures with me so far , as to give me a Pretence for examining their Performances with an impartial Eye : Nor shall I ...
... mean while I should take it for a very great Favour from some of my underhand Detractors , if they would break all Measures with me so far , as to give me a Pretence for examining their Performances with an impartial Eye : Nor shall I ...
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