The Spectator: Corrected from the Originals, Volume 5George B. Whittaker, 1827 |
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... mentioned observation is as well calculated for our climate as for that of France , and that some of our British ... mention . It is likewise on the first day of this month that we see the ruddy milk - maid exerting herself in a most ...
... mentioned observation is as well calculated for our climate as for that of France , and that some of our British ... mention . It is likewise on the first day of this month that we see the ruddy milk - maid exerting herself in a most ...
Page 371
... mentioned , having placed an amanuensis in a private part of the room . After the second bot- tle , when men open their minds without reserve , my honest friend began to take notice of the many sonorous but unnecessary words that had ...
... mentioned , having placed an amanuensis in a private part of the room . After the second bot- tle , when men open their minds without reserve , my honest friend began to take notice of the many sonorous but unnecessary words that had ...
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... mentioned . A man without assurance is liable to be made uneasy by the folly or ill - nature of every one he converses with . A man without modesty is lost to all sense of honour and virtue . It is more than probable that the prince ...
... mentioned . A man without assurance is liable to be made uneasy by the folly or ill - nature of every one he converses with . A man without modesty is lost to all sense of honour and virtue . It is more than probable that the prince ...
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