The Spectator. Volume the First. [-eighth.].J. and R. Tonson in the Strand., 1744 |
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... Name and • Place I could willingly have contented my felf , if God • and your Grace's Pleasure had been fo pleased . Nei- · · ther did I at any time fo far forget my felf in my Ex- ' altation or received Queenship , but that I always ...
... Name and • Place I could willingly have contented my felf , if God • and your Grace's Pleasure had been fo pleased . Nei- · · ther did I at any time fo far forget my felf in my Ex- ' altation or received Queenship , but that I always ...
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... Name . It is in a Degree the unnatural Conjunction of ratio- nal and brutal Beings . Yet what is there fo common , as the bestowing an accomplished Woman with fuch a Disparity ? And I could name Crowds who lead mife- rable Lives , for ...
... Name . It is in a Degree the unnatural Conjunction of ratio- nal and brutal Beings . Yet what is there fo common , as the bestowing an accomplished Woman with fuch a Disparity ? And I could name Crowds who lead mife- rable Lives , for ...
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... Name . T } HE Love of Praise is a Paffion deeply fixed in the Mind of every extraordinary Perfon , and thofe who are most affected with it , feem moft to par- take of that Particle of the Divinity which distinguishes Mankind from the ...
... Name . T } HE Love of Praise is a Paffion deeply fixed in the Mind of every extraordinary Perfon , and thofe who are most affected with it , feem moft to par- take of that Particle of the Divinity which distinguishes Mankind from the ...
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