The Spectator, Volume 5Payne, Rivington, 1799 - English essays |
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Page 93
... night , till fhe had repeated it twice ; the fecond night the noife of ancora was as loud as before , and he was obliged again to fpeak it twice ; the third night it was ftill called for a fecond time ; and , in fhort , contrary to all ...
... night , till fhe had repeated it twice ; the fecond night the noife of ancora was as loud as before , and he was obliged again to fpeak it twice ; the third night it was ftill called for a fecond time ; and , in fhort , contrary to all ...
Page 138
... night , as fearing to be difcovered by the angel of the fun , who had before de- tected him , is one of those beautiful imaginations with which he introduces this his second series of adventures . Having examined the nature of every ...
... night , as fearing to be difcovered by the angel of the fun , who had before de- tected him , is one of those beautiful imaginations with which he introduces this his second series of adventures . Having examined the nature of every ...
Page 278
... night . This the old man does out of the over- flowings of his humanity , though at the fame time it renders him fo popular among all his country neigh- bours that it is thought to have gone a good way in making him once or twice Knight ...
... night . This the old man does out of the over- flowings of his humanity , though at the fame time it renders him fo popular among all his country neigh- bours that it is thought to have gone a good way in making him once or twice Knight ...
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