The Spectator, Volume 5Payne, Rivington, 1799 - English essays |
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... honour to queen Eli- zabeth , the knight was very inquifitive into her name and family ; and after having regarded her finger for fome time , ' I wonder , ' fays he , that Sir Richard Baker has faid nothing of her in his Chronicle ...
... honour to queen Eli- zabeth , the knight was very inquifitive into her name and family ; and after having regarded her finger for fome time , ' I wonder , ' fays he , that Sir Richard Baker has faid nothing of her in his Chronicle ...
Page 133
... honour would bestow upon an enemy barbaroufly treated , to recover the imputation of cruelty upon his prince and country . When Mr. SENTRY had read his letter , full of ma ny other circumstances which aggravate the barbarity , he fell ...
... honour would bestow upon an enemy barbaroufly treated , to recover the imputation of cruelty upon his prince and country . When Mr. SENTRY had read his letter , full of ma ny other circumstances which aggravate the barbarity , he fell ...
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... honour for an atheist , though I must allow the me- thod of exploding him , as it is practifed in this ludicrous kind of martyrdom , has fomething in it proper enough to the nature of his offence . There is indeed a great objection ...
... honour for an atheist , though I must allow the me- thod of exploding him , as it is practifed in this ludicrous kind of martyrdom , has fomething in it proper enough to the nature of his offence . There is indeed a great objection ...
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