The Spectator, Volume 6J. and R. Tonson and S. Draper, 1753 - English essays |
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Page 43
... fuch a Comparative Poverty of Imagination , as will make him very fenfible of what I have been here advancing . SINCE we have therefore fuch a Treafury of Words , fo beautiful in themselves , and fo proper for the Airs of Mufic , I ...
... fuch a Comparative Poverty of Imagination , as will make him very fenfible of what I have been here advancing . SINCE we have therefore fuch a Treafury of Words , fo beautiful in themselves , and fo proper for the Airs of Mufic , I ...
Page 149
... fuch an one the Tall , fuch an one the Stocky , fuch an one the Gruff Their public Debates were generally managed with Kicks and Cuffs , infomuch that they often came from the Council Table with broken Shins , black Eyes , and bloody ...
... fuch an one the Tall , fuch an one the Stocky , fuch an one the Gruff Their public Debates were generally managed with Kicks and Cuffs , infomuch that they often came from the Council Table with broken Shins , black Eyes , and bloody ...
Page 177
... fuch a Reliance a Duty , notwithstanding we should have been miferable had it been forbidden us . AMONG feveral Motives , which might be made ufe of to recommend this Duty to us , I fhall only take notice of those that follow . THE ...
... fuch a Reliance a Duty , notwithstanding we should have been miferable had it been forbidden us . AMONG feveral Motives , which might be made ufe of to recommend this Duty to us , I fhall only take notice of those that follow . THE ...
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