The Spectator, Volume 5W. Wilson, 1778 |
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Page 97
... whole town cried fhame of me . I was a miferable little old fellow to look upon , for I had in a manner ftarved myfelf , and was nothing but fkin and bone when I died . I was afterwards very much troubled and amazed to find myself ...
... whole town cried fhame of me . I was a miferable little old fellow to look upon , for I had in a manner ftarved myfelf , and was nothing but fkin and bone when I died . I was afterwards very much troubled and amazed to find myself ...
Page 111
... whole vigilance he owes the fecurity of the whole . This certainly is an immediate way of laying an obligation upon many , and extending your be- nignity the fartheft a man can poffibly , who is not engaged in commerce . But he who ...
... whole vigilance he owes the fecurity of the whole . This certainly is an immediate way of laying an obligation upon many , and extending your be- nignity the fartheft a man can poffibly , who is not engaged in commerce . But he who ...
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... whole poem which does this more than the transforma- tion of the whole audience , that follows the account their leader gives them of his expedition . The gradual change of fatan himself is described after Ovid's man- ner , and may vie ...
... whole poem which does this more than the transforma- tion of the whole audience , that follows the account their leader gives them of his expedition . The gradual change of fatan himself is described after Ovid's man- ner , and may vie ...
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