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Pagina 193
... Humour of fhortening our Language had once run fo far , that fome of our celebrated Authors , among whom we may reckon Sir Roger L'Eftrange in particular , began to prune their Words of all fuperfluous Letters , as they termed them ...
... Humour of fhortening our Language had once run fo far , that fome of our celebrated Authors , among whom we may reckon Sir Roger L'Eftrange in particular , began to prune their Words of all fuperfluous Letters , as they termed them ...
Pagina 211
... Humour of put- ting Company upon others which Men do not like themselves . Pray , Sir , declare in your Papers , that he who ⚫is a troublesome Companion to himself , will not be an agreeable one to others . Let People reason themselves ...
... Humour of put- ting Company upon others which Men do not like themselves . Pray , Sir , declare in your Papers , that he who ⚫is a troublesome Companion to himself , will not be an agreeable one to others . Let People reason themselves ...
Pagina 221
... Humour enough to enjoy themfelves , he fhould not take it ill ifa Servant is ordered to prefent him with a Por- ringer of Cawdle or Poffet - Drink , by Way of Admonition that he go Home to Bed . That Part of Life which we ordinarily ...
... Humour enough to enjoy themfelves , he fhould not take it ill ifa Servant is ordered to prefent him with a Por- ringer of Cawdle or Poffet - Drink , by Way of Admonition that he go Home to Bed . That Part of Life which we ordinarily ...
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