The Spectator. Volume the First. [-eighth.].J. and R. Tonson in the Strand., 1744 |
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... live un- der the fame Laws , and fpeak the fame Language , are a diftin & t People from thofe of Cheapfide , who are ... lives , I always take care to place my felf near him , in order to know his Judg ment on the prefent Pofture of ...
... live un- der the fame Laws , and fpeak the fame Language , are a diftin & t People from thofe of Cheapfide , who are ... lives , I always take care to place my felf near him , in order to know his Judg ment on the prefent Pofture of ...
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... live- lier Image of the infipid way which time uncultivated paffes , than by entertaining him with their authentick Epiftles , expreffing all that was remarkable in their Lives , ' till the Period of their Life above - mentioned . The ...
... live- lier Image of the infipid way which time uncultivated paffes , than by entertaining him with their authentick Epiftles , expreffing all that was remarkable in their Lives , ' till the Period of their Life above - mentioned . The ...
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not live upon his Office . Chremylus , who in the begin- ning of the Play was Religious in his Poverty , concludes . it with a Propofal which was relifhed by all the Good Men who were now grown rich as well as himself , that they fhould ...
not live upon his Office . Chremylus , who in the begin- ning of the Play was Religious in his Poverty , concludes . it with a Propofal which was relifhed by all the Good Men who were now grown rich as well as himself , that they fhould ...
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