The Spectator, Volume 2J. J. Woodward, 1830 |
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Page 217
... excellent qualities ren- dered him capable of making the best figure in the most refined . I have been present with him among men of the most delicate taste a whole night , and have known him ( for he saw it was desired ) keep the ...
... excellent qualities ren- dered him capable of making the best figure in the most refined . I have been present with him among men of the most delicate taste a whole night , and have known him ( for he saw it was desired ) keep the ...
Page 303
... excellent productions from a person of the greatest abilities , who would not have let them appeared by any other means ; † to have animated a few young gentlemen into worthy pursuits , who will be a glory to our age ; and at all times ...
... excellent productions from a person of the greatest abilities , who would not have let them appeared by any other means ; † to have animated a few young gentlemen into worthy pursuits , who will be a glory to our age ; and at all times ...
Page 430
... excellent tion of such objects will give our discourse orators , under all the encouragements the a noble vigour , an invincible force , beyond most flourishing states could give them , fell the power of any human consideration . so far ...
... excellent tion of such objects will give our discourse orators , under all the encouragements the a noble vigour , an invincible force , beyond most flourishing states could give them , fell the power of any human consideration . so far ...
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