The Spectator, Volume 6J. and R. Tonson, 1728 |
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... the Bon Gouft in the Pit would never have been put to all that Gri- mace in damning the Frippery of State , the Po- C · · verty and Langour of Thought , the unnatural Wit , ' verty N ° 396 . IT The SPECTATOR . C ...
... the Bon Gouft in the Pit would never have been put to all that Gri- mace in damning the Frippery of State , the Po- C · · verty and Langour of Thought , the unnatural Wit , ' verty N ° 396 . IT The SPECTATOR . C ...
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verty and Langour of Thought , the unnatural Wit , and inartificial Structure of his Dramas . N ° 397 . Fecerat- I am , SIR , Your very humble Servant , Peter de Quir . Thursday , June 5 . Dolor ipfe difertum Ovid . S the Stoick ...
verty and Langour of Thought , the unnatural Wit , and inartificial Structure of his Dramas . N ° 397 . Fecerat- I am , SIR , Your very humble Servant , Peter de Quir . Thursday , June 5 . Dolor ipfe difertum Ovid . S the Stoick ...
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... Thought thereof preceded . And to fpeak a Truth , never Prince had Wife more Loyal in all Duty , and in all true Affection , than you have ever found in Ann Boleyn ; with which Name and Place I could willingly have con- tented my felf ...
... Thought thereof preceded . And to fpeak a Truth , never Prince had Wife more Loyal in all Duty , and in all true Affection , than you have ever found in Ann Boleyn ; with which Name and Place I could willingly have con- tented my felf ...
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... Thought , he faw Robin the Porter , who waits at Will's Coffee - house , paffing by . Robin , you must know , is the best Man in Town for carrying a Billet ; the Fellow has a thin Body , fwift Step , demure Looks , fuf- ficient Senfe ...
... Thought , he faw Robin the Porter , who waits at Will's Coffee - house , paffing by . Robin , you must know , is the best Man in Town for carrying a Billet ; the Fellow has a thin Body , fwift Step , demure Looks , fuf- ficient Senfe ...
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... thought engaged in many Criminal Gallantries and Amours , which he is not guilty of . The latter affumes a Face of Sanctity , and covers a Multitude of Vices under a feeming Religious Deportment . BUT there is another kind of Hypocrifie ...
... thought engaged in many Criminal Gallantries and Amours , which he is not guilty of . The latter affumes a Face of Sanctity , and covers a Multitude of Vices under a feeming Religious Deportment . BUT there is another kind of Hypocrifie ...
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