The Spectator. Volume the First. [-eighth.].J. and R. Tonson in the Strand., 1744 |
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Page 37
... late French King was moft like Auguftus Cæfar , or Nero . The Contro verfy was carried on with great Heat on both fides , and as each of them looked upon me very frequently during the Course of their Debate , I was under fome Apprehen ...
... late French King was moft like Auguftus Cæfar , or Nero . The Contro verfy was carried on with great Heat on both fides , and as each of them looked upon me very frequently during the Course of their Debate , I was under fome Apprehen ...
Page 130
... 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 , without knowing to what Shore they bear , what Rocks to avoid , or what ...
... 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 , without knowing to what Shore they bear , what Rocks to avoid , or what ...
Page 201
... late that half the Company have only to lament , that they have neglected Matters of Moment to meet him whom they find a Trifler . They immedi- ately repent of the Value they had for him ; and fuch Treatment repeated , makes Company ...
... late that half the Company have only to lament , that they have neglected Matters of Moment to meet him whom they find a Trifler . They immedi- ately repent of the Value they had for him ; and fuch Treatment repeated , makes Company ...
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