The Spectator, Volume 5W. Wilson, 1778 |
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... Letter and manifeft of Taw Waw Eben Zan Kaladar 347 Mary's letter against detraction Sir T. More's gaiety and Muly Moluc's intrepi- dity in dying On courage On the 9th book of Milton On truth and integrity Fourth letter on education On ...
... Letter and manifeft of Taw Waw Eben Zan Kaladar 347 Mary's letter against detraction Sir T. More's gaiety and Muly Moluc's intrepi- dity in dying On courage On the 9th book of Milton On truth and integrity Fourth letter on education On ...
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... Letter , on whims and humorists } 369 370 371 Letters from Ralph Belfry , Humph . Transfer , and H.R.372 On modefty and affurance 373 On the danger of delay . Cæfar's activity and per- } 374 Severance Adventures of Amanda 375 The day ...
... Letter , on whims and humorists } 369 370 371 Letters from Ralph Belfry , Humph . Transfer , and H.R.372 On modefty and affurance 373 On the danger of delay . Cæfar's activity and per- } 374 Severance Adventures of Amanda 375 The day ...
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... letter from the gentle- man , who has already given the public two effays upon education . As his thoughts feem to be very just and new upon this fubject , I shall communicate them to the reader . " SIR , IF I had not been hindered by ...
... letter from the gentle- man , who has already given the public two effays upon education . As his thoughts feem to be very just and new upon this fubject , I shall communicate them to the reader . " SIR , IF I had not been hindered by ...
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