The Spectator, Volume 6J. and R. Tonson and S. Draper, 1753 - English essays |
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Page 145
... Perfons as do Honour to their Society , which may " raife envy in little Souls , but are admired and cherished by generous Spirits . " < • " IT is certainly a great Happiness to be educated in ' Societies of great and eminent Men ...
... Perfons as do Honour to their Society , which may " raife envy in little Souls , but are admired and cherished by generous Spirits . " < • " IT is certainly a great Happiness to be educated in ' Societies of great and eminent Men ...
Page 182
... Perfons are defired to fend in their Thoughts within Ten Days after the Date hereof . இதகுரு N443 6 6 Tuesday , July 29 . Sublatam ex oculis Quærimus invidi . T Hor . Od . 24. 1. 3 , v . 33 Snatch'd from our fight , we eagerly ...
... Perfons are defired to fend in their Thoughts within Ten Days after the Date hereof . இதகுரு N443 6 6 Tuesday , July 29 . Sublatam ex oculis Quærimus invidi . T Hor . Od . 24. 1. 3 , v . 33 Snatch'd from our fight , we eagerly ...
Page 240
... Perfons in high Pofts , Twilight Vifits paid and received by Minifters of State , Clandestine Courtships and Marriages , Secret Amours , Loffes at Play , Applications for Places , with their respective Succeffes or Repulfes . are the ...
... Perfons in high Pofts , Twilight Vifits paid and received by Minifters of State , Clandestine Courtships and Marriages , Secret Amours , Loffes at Play , Applications for Places , with their respective Succeffes or Repulfes . are the ...
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