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... Spect . 11 12 Remarks on the Swiftnefs of Time 13 Folly of mif - spending Time 14 Importance of Time Idler . 20 Ramb . 22 Spect . 23 15 Punishment of mif - fpent Time 16 Importance of Time to Youth 17 On a lazy and trifling Difpofition ...
... Spect . 11 12 Remarks on the Swiftnefs of Time 13 Folly of mif - spending Time 14 Importance of Time Idler . 20 Ramb . 22 Spect . 23 15 Punishment of mif - fpent Time 16 Importance of Time to Youth 17 On a lazy and trifling Difpofition ...
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... Spect , 487 Pliny . 488 2. Curt . 488 Robertf . 489 Spect . 491 Tatler . 491 Sall . 492 Cicero . 493 464 246 A Remarkable Inftance of Filial 467 247 Continence of Scipio Africanus 468 248 Private Life of Æmilius Scipio 469 249 On ...
... Spect , 487 Pliny . 488 2. Curt . 488 Robertf . 489 Spect . 491 Tatler . 491 Sall . 492 Cicero . 493 464 246 A Remarkable Inftance of Filial 467 247 Continence of Scipio Africanus 468 248 Private Life of Æmilius Scipio 469 249 On ...
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... Spect . No 73. In this fen- tence paffion is the fubject , and produces the verb : each of which is accompanied and connected with its adjuncts . The fubject is ... Spect 761 761 Idler 762 Tatler 762 Spect 763 Connoill 764 Hume 765 Spect 766.
... Spect . No 73. In this fen- tence paffion is the fubject , and produces the verb : each of which is accompanied and connected with its adjuncts . The fubject is ... Spect 761 761 Idler 762 Tatler 762 Spect 763 Connoill 764 Hume 765 Spect 766.
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Diversity of Geniuses | 36 |
The Manners of a Bookfeller | 42 |
Epicuruss Character | 48 |
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