The Spectator. Volume the First. [-eighth.].J. and R. Tonson in the Strand., 1744 |
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... Learning . AT a Coffee - house near the Temple , I found a couple of young Gentlemen engaged very fmartly in a Difpute on the Succeffion to the Spanish Monarchy . One of them feemed to have been retained as Advocate for the Duke of ...
... Learning . AT a Coffee - house near the Temple , I found a couple of young Gentlemen engaged very fmartly in a Difpute on the Succeffion to the Spanish Monarchy . One of them feemed to have been retained as Advocate for the Duke of ...
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... Learning who take to Bufinefs , difcharge it generally with greater Ho- nefty , than Men of the World . The chief Reafon for it I take to be as follows . A Man that has spent his Youth in Reading , has been used to find Virtue extolled ...
... Learning who take to Bufinefs , difcharge it generally with greater Ho- nefty , than Men of the World . The chief Reafon for it I take to be as follows . A Man that has spent his Youth in Reading , has been used to find Virtue extolled ...
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... . Buffoonry cenfur'd , N. 443 . Bufinefs ( Men of ) their Error in Similitudes , N. 421 . Of Learning , fittest for it , 469 . Buffy d'Amboije , a Story of him , N. 467 . CA C C. AESAR loft his Life by neglecting a Roman The INDE X.
... . Buffoonry cenfur'd , N. 443 . Bufinefs ( Men of ) their Error in Similitudes , N. 421 . Of Learning , fittest for it , 469 . Buffy d'Amboije , a Story of him , N. 467 . CA C C. AESAR loft his Life by neglecting a Roman The INDE X.
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