The Spectator. Volume the First. [-eighth.].J. and R. Tonson in the Strand., 1744 |
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Page 57
... Writing , feldom rife up fingly , but at certain Periods of Time appear together , and in a Body ; as they did at Rome in the Reign of Auguftus , and in Greece about the Age of Socrates . I cannot think that Corneille , Racine , Moliere ...
... Writing , feldom rife up fingly , but at certain Periods of Time appear together , and in a Body ; as they did at Rome in the Reign of Auguftus , and in Greece about the Age of Socrates . I cannot think that Corneille , Racine , Moliere ...
Page 217
... Writer of the Libel is fubject . I fhall here add the Words of a Modern Author . St. · 6 Gregory , upon excommunicating ... write fuch Libels themselves , it is ⚫ because they have not the Talent of Writing , or because they will run no ...
... Writer of the Libel is fubject . I fhall here add the Words of a Modern Author . St. · 6 Gregory , upon excommunicating ... write fuch Libels themselves , it is ⚫ because they have not the Talent of Writing , or because they will run no ...
Page 305
... writing an Epistle to the SPECTATOR , which I now do , and am , SIR , Your bumble Servant , BOB SHORT . P. S. If you ... Writing called by the Judicious the Familiar . Writing THE THE INDE X. A A. CETUS , his Character , N ° 473 . 305 ...
... writing an Epistle to the SPECTATOR , which I now do , and am , SIR , Your bumble Servant , BOB SHORT . P. S. If you ... Writing called by the Judicious the Familiar . Writing THE THE INDE X. A A. CETUS , his Character , N ° 473 . 305 ...
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