The Spectator, Volume 5W. Wilson, 1778 |
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Page 66
... these three men ceafed to answer Job , because he was righteous in his own eyes . Then was kindled the wrath of Elihu , the fun of Barachel the Buzite , of the kindred of Ram : against Job was his wrath kindled , because he justified ...
... these three men ceafed to answer Job , because he was righteous in his own eyes . Then was kindled the wrath of Elihu , the fun of Barachel the Buzite , of the kindred of Ram : against Job was his wrath kindled , because he justified ...
Page 72
... these several ways of ' producing virtue in the minds of boys , fome general method might be invented . What I would endeavour to inculcate is , that our youth cannot be too foon taught the principles of virtue , feeing the firft ...
... these several ways of ' producing virtue in the minds of boys , fome general method might be invented . What I would endeavour to inculcate is , that our youth cannot be too foon taught the principles of virtue , feeing the firft ...
Page 98
... these my fhapes I was hot in the Chrift mas holidays by a young jackanapes , who would needs · try his new gun upon me . < • < But I fhall pafs over these and several other stages of life , to remind you of the young beau who made love ...
... these my fhapes I was hot in the Chrift mas holidays by a young jackanapes , who would needs · try his new gun upon me . < • < But I fhall pafs over these and several other stages of life , to remind you of the young beau who made love ...
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