The Spectator, Volume 4J. and R. Tonson and S. Draper, 1753 - English essays |
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... fuch little Weaknesses and Infirmities as are no fmall Diminution to it when discovered , efpe- cially when they are fo induftriously proclaimed , and aggravated by fuch as were once his Superiors or Equals ; by fuch as would fet to ...
... fuch little Weaknesses and Infirmities as are no fmall Diminution to it when discovered , efpe- cially when they are fo induftriously proclaimed , and aggravated by fuch as were once his Superiors or Equals ; by fuch as would fet to ...
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... fuch Reflexions and Speculations as have an Aptness to improve the Mind , and make the Heart better . I have shewn in a former Paper , with how much Care I have avoided all fuch Thoughts as are loofe , obscene or immoral ; and I believe ...
... fuch Reflexions and Speculations as have an Aptness to improve the Mind , and make the Heart better . I have shewn in a former Paper , with how much Care I have avoided all fuch Thoughts as are loofe , obscene or immoral ; and I believe ...
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... fuch a Day , and others , Hogfheads for their Houfes against fuch a Time ; I am wholly em- ploy'd in the agreeable Service of Wit and Wine : Sir , I have fent you Sir Roger de Crverley's Letter to me , which pray comply with in Favour ...
... fuch a Day , and others , Hogfheads for their Houfes against fuch a Time ; I am wholly em- ploy'd in the agreeable Service of Wit and Wine : Sir , I have fent you Sir Roger de Crverley's Letter to me , which pray comply with in Favour ...
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