The Spectator, Volume 4J. and R. Tonson and S. Draper, 1753 - English essays |
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Page 13
... lived together in fo good an Understanding , and celebrated one another with fo much Generofity , that each of them receives an additional Luftre from his Contempo- raries , and is more famous for having lived with Men of fo ...
... lived together in fo good an Understanding , and celebrated one another with fo much Generofity , that each of them receives an additional Luftre from his Contempo- raries , and is more famous for having lived with Men of fo ...
Page 129
... lived , being asked by a Friend , How he was able to dispatch that Multitude of Affairs in which he was engaged ? reply'd , That his whole Art confifted in doing one thing at once . If , fays he , I have any neceffary Difpa ches to make ...
... lived , being asked by a Friend , How he was able to dispatch that Multitude of Affairs in which he was engaged ? reply'd , That his whole Art confifted in doing one thing at once . If , fays he , I have any neceffary Difpa ches to make ...
Page 149
... lived in different Cli- mates , and under different Heavens , from those at pre- fent ; fo different are the Genius's which are formed un- der Turkish Slavery , and Grecian Liberty . BESIDES Poverty and Want , there are other Rea- fons ...
... lived in different Cli- mates , and under different Heavens , from those at pre- fent ; fo different are the Genius's which are formed un- der Turkish Slavery , and Grecian Liberty . BESIDES Poverty and Want , there are other Rea- fons ...
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