The Spectator, Volume 6J. and R. Tonson and S. Draper, 1753 - English essays |
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Page 179
... write , and thofe , who can , All ryme , and ferawl , and fcribble , to a Man . POPE : Do not know whether I enough explained myself to the World , when I invited all Men to be assistant to me in this my Work of Speculation ; for I have ...
... write , and thofe , who can , All ryme , and ferawl , and fcribble , to a Man . POPE : Do not know whether I enough explained myself to the World , when I invited all Men to be assistant to me in this my Work of Speculation ; for I have ...
Page 217
... Writer of the Libel is fubject . I fhall here add the Words of a Modern Author . St. Gregory , upon excommunicating ... write fuch Libels themselves , it is ⚫ because they have not the Talent of Writing , or because they will run no ...
... Writer of the Libel is fubject . I fhall here add the Words of a Modern Author . St. Gregory , upon excommunicating ... write fuch Libels themselves , it is ⚫ because they have not the Talent of Writing , or because they will run no ...
Page 256
... write better , or to write no more . Your daily Admirer and humble Servant , & c . PSALM I. CXIV . HEN Ifrael , freed from Pharoah's Hand , W Left the proud Tyrant and bis Land , The Tribes with chearful Homage own Their King , and ...
... write better , or to write no more . Your daily Admirer and humble Servant , & c . PSALM I. CXIV . HEN Ifrael , freed from Pharoah's Hand , W Left the proud Tyrant and bis Land , The Tribes with chearful Homage own Their King , and ...
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