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Pagina 77
... Senfe to fee the Ridicule of this monstrous Practice ; but what makes it the more astonishing , it is not the Tafte of the Rabble , but of Perfons of the greatest Politeness , which has established it . IF the Italians have a Genius for ...
... Senfe to fee the Ridicule of this monstrous Practice ; but what makes it the more astonishing , it is not the Tafte of the Rabble , but of Perfons of the greatest Politeness , which has established it . IF the Italians have a Genius for ...
Pagina 256
... Senfe of Marriage very ingeniously , I think , fays fhe , I might be brought to endure him , and that is all a ... Senfe , and me upon others for a very civil Perfon . THIS whole celebrated Piece is a perfect Contradicti- on to good ...
... Senfe of Marriage very ingeniously , I think , fays fhe , I might be brought to endure him , and that is all a ... Senfe , and me upon others for a very civil Perfon . THIS whole celebrated Piece is a perfect Contradicti- on to good ...
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... Senfe : fome Men of Senfe more despicable than com- mon Beggars , N. 6 . Sentry , a Member of the Specta tor's Club , his Character , N. 2 . Sextus Quintus , the Pope , an Inftance of his unforgiving Temper , N. 23 . Shadows and ...
... Senfe : fome Men of Senfe more despicable than com- mon Beggars , N. 6 . Sentry , a Member of the Specta tor's Club , his Character , N. 2 . Sextus Quintus , the Pope , an Inftance of his unforgiving Temper , N. 23 . Shadows and ...
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