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THERE were likewise several Weights that were of the fame Figure , and feemed to correfpond with each other , but were entirely different when thrown into the Scales ; as Religion and Hypocrify , Pedantry and Learning , Wit and Vivacity ...
THERE were likewise several Weights that were of the fame Figure , and feemed to correfpond with each other , but were entirely different when thrown into the Scales ; as Religion and Hypocrify , Pedantry and Learning , Wit and Vivacity ...
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THERE Would be at least this Advantage in employing Men of Learning and Parts in Bufinefs , that their Profperity would fit more gracefully on them , and that we should not fee many worthlefs Perfons fhot up into the greatest Figures of ...
THERE Would be at least this Advantage in employing Men of Learning and Parts in Bufinefs , that their Profperity would fit more gracefully on them , and that we should not fee many worthlefs Perfons fhot up into the greatest Figures of ...
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Learning ( Men of ) who take to Bufinefs , beft fit for it , N. 469 . Letters from Cynthio to Flavia , and their Anfwers , on the breaking off their Amour , N. 398 . Letters from Queen Ann Boleyne to Henry VIII .
Learning ( Men of ) who take to Bufinefs , beft fit for it , N. 469 . Letters from Cynthio to Flavia , and their Anfwers , on the breaking off their Amour , N. 398 . Letters from Queen Ann Boleyne to Henry VIII .
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| Title | The Spectator: ... The Spectator: |
| Publisher | Phil. Crampton, 1737 |
| Original from | Oxford University |
| Digitized | Sep 21, 2006 |
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