The Spectator, Volume 5W. Wilson, 1778 |
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Page 53
... given them a place within the bounds of this paper . Befides that I find it in a great measure done to my hand at the end of my lord Rofcommon's Effay on tranflated poetry . I fhall refer my reader thither for fome of the matter ...
... given them a place within the bounds of this paper . Befides that I find it in a great measure done to my hand at the end of my lord Rofcommon's Effay on tranflated poetry . I fhall refer my reader thither for fome of the matter ...
Page 200
... given to learn- ing for fome years laft paft , has made our nation as glorious upon this account , as for its late triumphs and conquefts . The new edition which is given us of Cx- far's Commentaries , has already been taken notice of ...
... given to learn- ing for fome years laft paft , has made our nation as glorious upon this account , as for its late triumphs and conquefts . The new edition which is given us of Cx- far's Commentaries , has already been taken notice of ...
Page 221
... given to him who ⚫ has done it most artfully , you would before now have given your remarks on them . They are fo confcious that their difcourfes ought to be kept a fecret , that they are very cautious of admitting any person who is ...
... given to him who ⚫ has done it most artfully , you would before now have given your remarks on them . They are fo confcious that their difcourfes ought to be kept a fecret , that they are very cautious of admitting any person who is ...
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