The Spectator. Volume the First. [-eighth.].J. and R. Tonson in the Strand., 1744 |
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Page 170
... particular Care to do it in fuch a manner , that it may not bear too hard on the Perfon whofe Life and Converfation are in- quired into . A Man who is capable of fo infamous a Cal- ling as that of a Spy , is not very much to be relied ...
... particular Care to do it in fuch a manner , that it may not bear too hard on the Perfon whofe Life and Converfation are in- quired into . A Man who is capable of fo infamous a Cal- ling as that of a Spy , is not very much to be relied ...
Page 197
... particular Study , Art , or Science , rifes and improves in proportion to the Application which we bestow upon it . Thus what was at firft an Exercise , becomes at length an Entertainment . Our Employments are changed into our ...
... particular Study , Art , or Science , rifes and improves in proportion to the Application which we bestow upon it . Thus what was at firft an Exercise , becomes at length an Entertainment . Our Employments are changed into our ...
Page 254
... particular Account " how two or three hundred People were dreffed ; a Thing , by reafon of its Variety , fo difficult to be digefted and fixed in the Head , that ' tis a Miracle to me how two poor Hours of Divine Service can be Time ...
... particular Account " how two or three hundred People were dreffed ; a Thing , by reafon of its Variety , fo difficult to be digefted and fixed in the Head , that ' tis a Miracle to me how two poor Hours of Divine Service can be Time ...
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