The Spectator, Volume 5W. Wilson, 1778 |
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Page 76
... obliged to keep to the text as much as the preacher . For want of this , I have found by ex- perience a great deal ... oblige " 6 < · < · Your bumble fervant , Phyfibulus . N ° 339- Saturday , March 29 . Ut his 76 No 338 . THE SPECTATOR .
... obliged to keep to the text as much as the preacher . For want of this , I have found by ex- perience a great deal ... oblige " 6 < · < · Your bumble fervant , Phyfibulus . N ° 339- Saturday , March 29 . Ut his 76 No 338 . THE SPECTATOR .
Page 112
... obliging the fortunate , My author argues on this fubject , in order to incline mens minds to those who want them ... obliged by the benefits you do them ; they think they conferred a benefit when they received one . Your good offices ...
... obliging the fortunate , My author argues on this fubject , in order to incline mens minds to those who want them ... obliged by the benefits you do them ; they think they conferred a benefit when they received one . Your good offices ...
Page 219
... obliged to pay out of their gain fuch a proportion to the honeft and induftrious poor in the neighbour- hood : by this means they make diverfion and pleasure pay a tax to labour and induftry . I have been told alfo , that all the time ...
... obliged to pay out of their gain fuch a proportion to the honeft and induftrious poor in the neighbour- hood : by this means they make diverfion and pleasure pay a tax to labour and induftry . I have been told alfo , that all the time ...
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