The Spectator ...John Sharpe, 1803 |
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... kind , when indulged with moderation , may have a good influence both on the mind and body , the country affords many other amusements of a more noble kind . Among these I know none more delightful in itself , and beneficial to the ...
... kind , when indulged with moderation , may have a good influence both on the mind and body , the country affords many other amusements of a more noble kind . Among these I know none more delightful in itself , and beneficial to the ...
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... kind as have been in use among the ancients , and have been copied from them by some moderns . These may be reduced into two classes : in the one I shall range love- letters , letters of friendship , and letters upon mourn- ful ...
... kind as have been in use among the ancients , and have been copied from them by some moderns . These may be reduced into two classes : in the one I shall range love- letters , letters of friendship , and letters upon mourn- ful ...
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... kind to me , as to suspend that satisfaction , which the learned world must receive in reading one of your speculations , by publishing this endeavour , you will very much oblige and improve one , who has the boldness to hope that he ...
... kind to me , as to suspend that satisfaction , which the learned world must receive in reading one of your speculations , by publishing this endeavour , you will very much oblige and improve one , who has the boldness to hope that he ...
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