The Spectator: Corrected from the Originals, Volumen4George B. Whittaker, 1827 |
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... discover it differently according to their characters . Peter receives his master's orders on his knees with an admiration mixed with a more particular attention : the two next with a more open ecstasy , though still constrained by an ...
... discover it differently according to their characters . Peter receives his master's orders on his knees with an admiration mixed with a more particular attention : the two next with a more open ecstasy , though still constrained by an ...
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... discover the event , ' are read by them , and considered not as mere exple- tives . One may see now and then this humour accom- panied with an insatiable desire of knowing what passes , without turning it to any use in the world but ...
... discover the event , ' are read by them , and considered not as mere exple- tives . One may see now and then this humour accom- panied with an insatiable desire of knowing what passes , without turning it to any use in the world but ...
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... discover his passion ) pretended to be confined to his bed by sickness , tells us , that Erasistratus , the physician , found out the nature of his distemper by those symptoms of love which he had learnt from Sappho's writings . Stra ...
... discover his passion ) pretended to be confined to his bed by sickness , tells us , that Erasistratus , the physician , found out the nature of his distemper by those symptoms of love which he had learnt from Sappho's writings . Stra ...
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... discover who value them- selves most upon a well - bred confidence . This happens when a man is ashamed to act up to his reason , and would not upon any consideration be surprised at the practice of those duties , for the per- formance ...
... discover who value them- selves most upon a well - bred confidence . This happens when a man is ashamed to act up to his reason , and would not upon any consideration be surprised at the practice of those duties , for the per- formance ...
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... discover it , he was set aside , and not suffered to leap . Eunica , a maid of Paphos , aged nineteen , in love with Eurybates . Hurt in the fall , but recovered . N. B. This was the second time of her leap- ing . Hesperus , a young man ...
... discover it , he was set aside , and not suffered to leap . Eunica , a maid of Paphos , aged nineteen , in love with Eurybates . Hurt in the fall , but recovered . N. B. This was the second time of her leap- ing . Hesperus , a young man ...
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The Spectator: Corrected from the Originals;, Volumen7 Richard Steele,Joseph Addison,Nathaniel Ogle Sin vista previa disponible - 2018 |
The Spectator: Corrected from the Originals, Volume 7 - Primary ..., Volumen7 Richard Steele,Joseph Addison,Nathaniel Ogle Sin vista previa disponible - 2013 |
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