The Spectator, Volume 5Payne, Rivington, 1799 - English essays |
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... fays Horace , my father advised me to live within Lounds , and be contented with the fortune he should leave me ; ' Do you not fee ( fays he ) " the miferable condition of Burrus , and the son of Al bus ? Let the misfortunes of thofe ...
... fays Horace , my father advised me to live within Lounds , and be contented with the fortune he should leave me ; ' Do you not fee ( fays he ) " the miferable condition of Burrus , and the son of Al bus ? Let the misfortunes of thofe ...
Page 76
... fays the prince , ⚫ went to the fiege of Troy , he took me on his knees , ⚫ and after having embraced and bleffed me , as he was furrounded by the nobles of Ithaca , O my friends , ( fays he ) into your hands I commit the education of ...
... fays the prince , ⚫ went to the fiege of Troy , he took me on his knees , ⚫ and after having embraced and bleffed me , as he was furrounded by the nobles of Ithaca , O my friends , ( fays he ) into your hands I commit the education of ...
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... fays WILL , the reafon is , because they confider every ani- mal as a brother or fifter in difguile , and therefore think themfelves obliged to extend their charity to them , tho ' under fuch mean circumstances . They tell you , fays ...
... fays WILL , the reafon is , because they confider every ani- mal as a brother or fifter in difguile , and therefore think themfelves obliged to extend their charity to them , tho ' under fuch mean circumstances . They tell you , fays ...
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