The Spectator. Volume the First. [-eighth.].J. and R. Tonson in the Strand., 1744 |
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Page 130
... Publick , to take their Turns in my Paper : They are welcome , from the late noble Inventor of the Longi- tude , to the humble Author of Strops for Razors . If to carry Ships in Safety , to give Help to People toft in a troubled Sea ...
... Publick , to take their Turns in my Paper : They are welcome , from the late noble Inventor of the Longi- tude , to the humble Author of Strops for Razors . If to carry Ships in Safety , to give Help to People toft in a troubled Sea ...
Page 181
... Publick- fpirited or Selfish ; and under what Fortune or Circum- ftance foever , whether the Contented or Miferable , Hap- py or Unfortunate , High or Low , Rich or Poor ( whe- ther fo through Want of Money , or Defire of more ) Heal ...
... Publick- fpirited or Selfish ; and under what Fortune or Circum- ftance foever , whether the Contented or Miferable , Hap- py or Unfortunate , High or Low , Rich or Poor ( whe- ther fo through Want of Money , or Defire of more ) Heal ...
Page 190
... Publick . The Argument which prevails with me moft on the firft fide of the Queflion is , that I am informed by my Bookfeller he must raise the Price of every fingle Paper to Two - pence , or that he shall not be able to pay the Duty of ...
... Publick . The Argument which prevails with me moft on the firft fide of the Queflion is , that I am informed by my Bookfeller he must raise the Price of every fingle Paper to Two - pence , or that he shall not be able to pay the Duty of ...
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