The Spectator, Band 3J. Tonson, 1728 - 312 Seiten |
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... late Paper I mentioned the Project of an in- genious Author for the erecting of feveral Han- dicraft Prizes to be contended for by our British Ar- tizans , and the Influence they might have towards . the Improvement of our feveral ...
... late Paper I mentioned the Project of an in- genious Author for the erecting of feveral Han- dicraft Prizes to be contended for by our British Ar- tizans , and the Influence they might have towards . the Improvement of our feveral ...
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... late Victory , has made a Vifit or two to the dear Object of my Wishes , fo that I am at once in Danger of lofing all my Pretenfions to Wit , and my Miftrefs into the Bargain . This , Sir , is a true Account of my • prefent Troubles ...
... late Victory , has made a Vifit or two to the dear Object of my Wishes , fo that I am at once in Danger of lofing all my Pretenfions to Wit , and my Miftrefs into the Bargain . This , Sir , is a true Account of my • prefent Troubles ...
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... late Years , that there was not a Man who would knock down a Watchman in my Behalf , but I was carried off with as much Triumph as if I had been a Pick - pocket . At this rate there is ' an End of all the Wit and Humour in the World ...
... late Years , that there was not a Man who would knock down a Watchman in my Behalf , but I was carried off with as much Triumph as if I had been a Pick - pocket . At this rate there is ' an End of all the Wit and Humour in the World ...
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... late Years , that it is driven out of all ' its Out - works . The Atheist has not found his • Post tenable , and is therefore retired into Deifin , ⚫ and a Disbelief of revealed Religion only . But the Truth of it is , the greatest ...
... late Years , that it is driven out of all ' its Out - works . The Atheist has not found his • Post tenable , and is therefore retired into Deifin , ⚫ and a Disbelief of revealed Religion only . But the Truth of it is , the greatest ...
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... late Mention of me with fo much Ap . plaufe . It is , I think , your Fate to give me new Sentiments ; as you formerly inspired me with ' the true Senfe of Love , fo do you now with the ' true Senfe of Glory . As Defire had the leaft ...
... late Mention of me with fo much Ap . plaufe . It is , I think , your Fate to give me new Sentiments ; as you formerly inspired me with ' the true Senfe of Love , fo do you now with the ' true Senfe of Glory . As Defire had the leaft ...
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