The Spectator, Volume 6J. and R. Tonson and S. Draper, 1753 - English essays |
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... Occafion , as Perfons who would . have obliged the World with very noble Elegies on the Death of fo great a Prince , and fo eminent a Patron of Learning . AT a Coffee - houfe near the Temple , I found a couple . of young Gentlemen ...
... Occafion , as Perfons who would . have obliged the World with very noble Elegies on the Death of fo great a Prince , and fo eminent a Patron of Learning . AT a Coffee - houfe near the Temple , I found a couple . of young Gentlemen ...
Page 219
... occafion requires in fo many Articles of the fame Paper ; notwithstanding in a Scarcity of Foreign Pofts we hear the fame Story re- peated , by different Advices from Paris , Bruffels , the Hague , and from every great Town in Europe ...
... occafion requires in fo many Articles of the fame Paper ; notwithstanding in a Scarcity of Foreign Pofts we hear the fame Story re- peated , by different Advices from Paris , Bruffels , the Hague , and from every great Town in Europe ...
Page 253
... Occafion all my Life to re- flect upon the fatal Confequences of following the Sug- geftions of Vanity . · • Mr. SPECTAT OR , I Write to you to defire , that you would again touch upon a certain Enormity , which is chiefly in Ufe among ...
... Occafion all my Life to re- flect upon the fatal Confequences of following the Sug- geftions of Vanity . · • Mr. SPECTAT OR , I Write to you to defire , that you would again touch upon a certain Enormity , which is chiefly in Ufe among ...
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