The Spectator: Corrected from the Originals, Volumen4George B. Whittaker, 1827 |
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... notice and observation . It has likewise , upon this account , been frequently resented as a very great slight , to leave any gentle- man out of a lampoon or satire , who has as much right to be there as his neighbour , because it sup ...
... notice and observation . It has likewise , upon this account , been frequently resented as a very great slight , to leave any gentle- man out of a lampoon or satire , who has as much right to be there as his neighbour , because it sup ...
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... into the untainted youth early notices of justice and honour , that so the possible advantages of good parts may not take an evil turn , nor be perverted to base and unworthy purposes . It is the business of religion and 6 224 . SPECTATOR .
... into the untainted youth early notices of justice and honour , that so the possible advantages of good parts may not take an evil turn , nor be perverted to base and unworthy purposes . It is the business of religion and 6 224 . SPECTATOR .
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... notice of it : as it comes so it goes . Most of our evils proceed from too much tenderness ; and our faces are naturally as little able to resist the cold as other parts . The In- dian answered very well to an European , who asked him ...
... notice of it : as it comes so it goes . Most of our evils proceed from too much tenderness ; and our faces are naturally as little able to resist the cold as other parts . The In- dian answered very well to an European , who asked him ...
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... notice of it by private letters , in which I shall only write , " get a Licinius . " I should now trouble you no longer , but that I must not conclude without desiring you to accept one of these pipes , which shall be left for you with ...
... notice of it by private letters , in which I shall only write , " get a Licinius . " I should now trouble you no longer , but that I must not conclude without desiring you to accept one of these pipes , which shall be left for you with ...
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... notice that the bravest men often appear timorous on these occasions , as indeed we may observe , that there is generally no creature more impudent than a coward : · Linguâ melior , sed frigida bello Dextera Bold at the council - board ...
... notice that the bravest men often appear timorous on these occasions , as indeed we may observe , that there is generally no creature more impudent than a coward : · Linguâ melior , sed frigida bello Dextera Bold at the council - board ...
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