The Guardian, Volume 2J. and R. Tonson and S. Draper, 1747 - 555 pages |
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Page 21
... themselves do one another . Some auda- cious Criticks , in my Opinion , have lanched out a little too far when they take upon them to prove , in Oppofition to History , that Lais was a Woman of as much Virtue as Beauty , which violently ...
... themselves do one another . Some auda- cious Criticks , in my Opinion , have lanched out a little too far when they take upon them to prove , in Oppofition to History , that Lais was a Woman of as much Virtue as Beauty , which violently ...
Page 99
... themselves of a fingle Day's Labour in it with fuitable Abilities . Thefe are Gentle- men whom I have often invited to this Trial of Wit , and who have feveral of them acquitted themselves themselves to my private Emolument ; as well as ...
... themselves of a fingle Day's Labour in it with fuitable Abilities . Thefe are Gentle- men whom I have often invited to this Trial of Wit , and who have feveral of them acquitted themselves themselves to my private Emolument ; as well as ...
Page 399
... themselves renewed in their Children , and are willing to tranfmit themselves to future Times ? Or is it , because they think themselves obliged , by the Dictates of Humanity , to nourish and rear what is placed fo immediately under ...
... themselves renewed in their Children , and are willing to tranfmit themselves to future Times ? Or is it , because they think themselves obliged , by the Dictates of Humanity , to nourish and rear what is placed fo immediately under ...
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