The Spectator, Volume 6J. and R. Tonson and S. Draper, 1753 - English essays |
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Page 37
... feveral other Remarks infused a gene . ral Joy into his whole Audience . I afterwards entered a By - Coffee - house that stood at the upper end of a narrow Lane , where I met with a Nonjuror , engaged very warmly with a Laceman who was ...
... feveral other Remarks infused a gene . ral Joy into his whole Audience . I afterwards entered a By - Coffee - house that stood at the upper end of a narrow Lane , where I met with a Nonjuror , engaged very warmly with a Laceman who was ...
Page 57
... feveral have made , that Men of great Genius in the fame Way of 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 ...
... feveral have made , that Men of great Genius in the fame Way of 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 ...
Page 263
... feveral In- ftances ; for upon my laying a Weight in one of the Scales , which was infcribed by the Word Eternity ; tho ' I threw in that of Time , Profperity , Affliction , Wealth , Poverty , Intereft , Succefs , with many other ...
... feveral In- ftances ; for upon my laying a Weight in one of the Scales , which was infcribed by the Word Eternity ; tho ' I threw in that of Time , Profperity , Affliction , Wealth , Poverty , Intereft , Succefs , with many other ...
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