The Spectator, Volume 2J. J. Woodward, 1830 |
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... Spectator , giving an ac- His second 559 611 His just distribution of them 559 8 Jupiter Animon , answer of his oracle to the 14 Athenians 207 Justice , to be esteemed as the first quality in one who is in a post of power and direction ...
... Spectator , giving an ac- His second 559 611 His just distribution of them 559 8 Jupiter Animon , answer of his oracle to the 14 Athenians 207 Justice , to be esteemed as the first quality in one who is in a post of power and direction ...
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... Spectator , in commenda- tion of a generous benefactor From Charles Easy , setting forth the sove- reign use of the ... Spectator - 553 93 From the Bantum ambassador to his master , . 143 about the English 557 From the dumb conjuror to ...
... Spectator , in commenda- tion of a generous benefactor From Charles Easy , setting forth the sove- reign use of the ... Spectator - 553 93 From the Bantum ambassador to his master , . 143 about the English 557 From the dumb conjuror to ...
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... Spectator 552 69 620 400 449 Read , ( Sir William ) his operations on the eyes Readers divided by the Spectator into the mer- 472 curial and saturnine 179 Rynsault , the unjust governor , in what manner punished by Charles , Duke of ...
... Spectator 552 69 620 400 449 Read , ( Sir William ) his operations on the eyes Readers divided by the Spectator into the mer- 472 curial and saturnine 179 Rynsault , the unjust governor , in what manner punished by Charles , Duke of ...
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