The Spectator, Volume 5Payne, Rivington, 1799 - English essays |
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Page 127
... never heard indeed but that he was a * very honeft man , and no fool ; but for a fine gentle- man , he muft afk pardon . Upon no other foundation than this , Mr. Triplett took occafion to give the gen- ⚫tleman's pedigree , by what ...
... never heard indeed but that he was a * very honeft man , and no fool ; but for a fine gentle- man , he muft afk pardon . Upon no other foundation than this , Mr. Triplett took occafion to give the gen- ⚫tleman's pedigree , by what ...
Page 146
... never fo in- direct ; they cannot fee fo far as to the remote confe quence of a fleady integrity , and the vaft ... never have occafion to converíe more with mankind , never more need their good opinion or good word , it were then no ...
... never fo in- direct ; they cannot fee fo far as to the remote confe quence of a fleady integrity , and the vaft ... never have occafion to converíe more with mankind , never more need their good opinion or good word , it were then no ...
Page 282
... never fo hard and ⚫ inconvenient to private people : yet did I never think myfelf at liberty , or authorised to tell the people , that either Chrift , St. Peter , or St. Paul , or any other holy writer , had by any doctrine delivered ...
... never fo hard and ⚫ inconvenient to private people : yet did I never think myfelf at liberty , or authorised to tell the people , that either Chrift , St. Peter , or St. Paul , or any other holy writer , had by any doctrine delivered ...
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