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Pagina 175
... observe , that the same single possible . letter on many occasions does the office of a This humour shows itself in several remarks whole word , and represents the ' his ' and ' her ' that we may make upon the English language . of our ...
... observe , that the same single possible . letter on many occasions does the office of a This humour shows itself in several remarks whole word , and represents the ' his ' and ' her ' that we may make upon the English language . of our ...
Pagina 272
... observe how little notice is taken course on prayer , will , I believe , naturally of the most exalted parts of the best tragedies make this reflection , That the great founder in Shakspeare ; nay , it is not only visible that of our ...
... observe how little notice is taken course on prayer , will , I believe , naturally of the most exalted parts of the best tragedies make this reflection , That the great founder in Shakspeare ; nay , it is not only visible that of our ...
Pagina 356
... observation out of Aris great enemy of mankind . The part of Ulysses totle , which has been very much misrepresented in ... observe with how much that a person of an absolute and consummate art the poet has varied several characters of ...
... observation out of Aris great enemy of mankind . The part of Ulysses totle , which has been very much misrepresented in ... observe with how much that a person of an absolute and consummate art the poet has varied several characters of ...
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Care of the Female | 4 |
Folly of the Pride of Birth or Fortune | 5 |
The Uses of the Spectator | 10 |
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