The Spectator. Volume the First. [-eighth.].J. and R. Tonson in the Strand., 1744 |
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... themselves . Thofe who , like you , can make ⚫ themselves ufeful to all States , fhould be like gentle ' Streams , that not only glide through lonely Vales and • Forefts amidst the Flocks and Shepherds , but visit pulous Towns in their ...
... themselves . Thofe who , like you , can make ⚫ themselves ufeful to all States , fhould be like gentle ' Streams , that not only glide through lonely Vales and • Forefts amidst the Flocks and Shepherds , but visit pulous Towns in their ...
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... themselves . To thefe repaired a Multitude from every fide , by two different Paths which lead towards each of them . Some who had the most affuming Air , went directly of themselves to Error , without expecting a Conductor ; L others ...
... themselves . To thefe repaired a Multitude from every fide , by two different Paths which lead towards each of them . Some who had the most affuming Air , went directly of themselves to Error , without expecting a Conductor ; L others ...
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... themselves , add to their own Merit ( as they think ) by impairing it , in praifing themfelves for their Defects , freely allowing they ⚫ commit fome few frivolous Errors , in order to be ⚫ esteemed Perfons of uncommon Talents and ...
... themselves , add to their own Merit ( as they think ) by impairing it , in praifing themfelves for their Defects , freely allowing they ⚫ commit fome few frivolous Errors , in order to be ⚫ esteemed Perfons of uncommon Talents and ...
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