The Spectator, Volume 4J. and R. Tonson and S. Draper, 1753 - English essays |
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the Publick , and should therefore fcorn to divert my Reader , at the Expence of any private Man . AS I have been thus tender of every particular Perfon's Reputation , fo I have taken more than ordinary Care not to give Offence to those ...
the Publick , and should therefore fcorn to divert my Reader , at the Expence of any private Man . AS I have been thus tender of every particular Perfon's Reputation , fo I have taken more than ordinary Care not to give Offence to those ...
Page 147
... Publick Bufinefs was fometimes at a Stand , while the Confuls pulled two different Ways in it . Befides , I do not find that the Confuls had ever a Negative Voice in the paffing of a Law , or Decree of Senate , fo that indeed they were ...
... Publick Bufinefs was fometimes at a Stand , while the Confuls pulled two different Ways in it . Befides , I do not find that the Confuls had ever a Negative Voice in the paffing of a Law , or Decree of Senate , fo that indeed they were ...
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... Publick ? I fhould think if you advised to hate or love fincerely it would be better : For if they ⚫ would be fo difcreet as to hate from the very Bottom of their Hearts , their Averfion would be too strong for ⚫ little Gibes every ...
... Publick ? I fhould think if you advised to hate or love fincerely it would be better : For if they ⚫ would be fo difcreet as to hate from the very Bottom of their Hearts , their Averfion would be too strong for ⚫ little Gibes every ...
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