The Spectator: With Sketches of the Lives of the Authors, an Index, and Explanatory Notes, Volumen10James Crissy, 1832 |
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... observation which has been made of politicians who would rather ingratiate them- selves with their sovereign than ... observe the same conduct , unless he would forfeit the friendship of the person who desires his advice . I have known ...
... observation which has been made of politicians who would rather ingratiate them- selves with their sovereign than ... observe the same conduct , unless he would forfeit the friendship of the person who desires his advice . I have known ...
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... observation . Tom has read enough to make him very impertinent , his knowledge is sufficient to raise doubts , but not to clear them . It is pity that he has so much learning , or that he has not a great deal more . With these quali ...
... observation . Tom has read enough to make him very impertinent , his knowledge is sufficient to raise doubts , but not to clear them . It is pity that he has so much learning , or that he has not a great deal more . With these quali ...
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... observe in this par- ticular , is to range in the same quarter the pro- ducts of the same season , that they may make their appearance together , and compose a picture of the greatest variety . There is the same ir- regularity in my ...
... observe in this par- ticular , is to range in the same quarter the pro- ducts of the same season , that they may make their appearance together , and compose a picture of the greatest variety . There is the same ir- regularity in my ...
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... observed in all occurrences of life , but more especially in the domestic or matrimonial part of it , to preserve always a disposition to be pleased . This can not be supported but by considering things in their right light , and as ...
... observed in all occurrences of life , but more especially in the domestic or matrimonial part of it , to preserve always a disposition to be pleased . This can not be supported but by considering things in their right light , and as ...
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... observation of two o'clock . I was called upon , by looks upon the child , and then at me , to say something : and I told the fa- ther , that this remark of the infant of his coming home , and joining the time with it , was a certain ...
... observation of two o'clock . I was called upon , by looks upon the child , and then at me , to say something : and I told the fa- ther , that this remark of the infant of his coming home , and joining the time with it , was a certain ...
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