The Spectator, Volume 6J. and R. Tonson and S. Draper, 1753 - English essays |
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Page 115
... defign to employ in the Nature of an Infirmary . Whoever fays a peevish thing , or acts any thing which betrays a Sournefs or Indifpofition to Company , is ' immediately to be conveyed to his Chambers in the In- ' fir mary ; from whence ...
... defign to employ in the Nature of an Infirmary . Whoever fays a peevish thing , or acts any thing which betrays a Sournefs or Indifpofition to Company , is ' immediately to be conveyed to his Chambers in the In- ' fir mary ; from whence ...
Page 180
... promoting this generous and afeful Defign , will be by giving out Subjects or Themes of all Kinds whatsoever , on which ( with a Preamble of the e the extraordinary Benefit and Advan age that may accru 180 NO 442 The SPECTATOR .
... promoting this generous and afeful Defign , will be by giving out Subjects or Themes of all Kinds whatsoever , on which ( with a Preamble of the e the extraordinary Benefit and Advan age that may accru 180 NO 442 The SPECTATOR .
Page 279
... defigned by the Civil Power ) more for the deterring the Innocent , than the chaftifing the Guilty . The Good are ... Defign , to give a particular Defcription of Manilius thro ' all the Parts of his excellent Life : I fhall now only ...
... defigned by the Civil Power ) more for the deterring the Innocent , than the chaftifing the Guilty . The Good are ... Defign , to give a particular Defcription of Manilius thro ' all the Parts of his excellent Life : I fhall now only ...
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