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I was foon informed by the • Genius 1 lay this Drama and different Scenes of the Revolu tion of the Year , which whilft I then faw , even in my Dream , I refolyed to write down , and fend to the SPECTATOR .
I was foon informed by the • Genius 1 lay this Drama and different Scenes of the Revolu tion of the Year , which whilft I then faw , even in my Dream , I refolyed to write down , and fend to the SPECTATOR .
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Sheweth , · THAT he bows , talks , drinks , eats , and helps himself before a Glafs , to learn to act with Modera⚫tion . THAT by reafon of his luxuriant Health he is oppreffive to Perfons of compofed Behaviour .
Sheweth , · THAT he bows , talks , drinks , eats , and helps himself before a Glafs , to learn to act with Modera⚫tion . THAT by reafon of his luxuriant Health he is oppreffive to Perfons of compofed Behaviour .
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... who take Bribes , or your Lawyers or Phyficians in their Practice , or even the Divines who intermeddle in worldly Affairs , boast of making but one Slip in their Lives , and of fuch a thorough and lafting Reforma- · tion ?
... who take Bribes , or your Lawyers or Phyficians in their Practice , or even the Divines who intermeddle in worldly Affairs , boast of making but one Slip in their Lives , and of fuch a thorough and lafting Reforma- · tion ?
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| Title | The Spectator, Volume 6 The Spectator, Sir Richard Steele |
| Contributors | Joseph Addison, Sir Richard Steele |
| Publisher | J. and R. Tonson and S. Draper, 1753 |
| Original from | the New York Public Library |
| Digitized | Jan 4, 2007 |
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