The Spectator, Volume 5Payne, Rivington, 1799 - English essays |
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... notice . It is your Lordship's particular dif- tinction that you are mafter of the whole compafs of bufinefs , and have fignalized yourself in all the different scenes of it . We admire fome for the dignity , others for the popularity ...
... notice . It is your Lordship's particular dif- tinction that you are mafter of the whole compafs of bufinefs , and have fignalized yourself in all the different scenes of it . We admire fome for the dignity , others for the popularity ...
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... notice of in the reign of king James the First . During the civil wars there appeared one , which makes too great a figure in story to be paffed over in filence ; I mean that of the redoubted Hudibras , an ac- count of which Butler has ...
... notice of in the reign of king James the First . During the civil wars there appeared one , which makes too great a figure in story to be paffed over in filence ; I mean that of the redoubted Hudibras , an ac- count of which Butler has ...
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... notice , speaks as little as poffible in his own perfon , and after the example of Homer , fills every part of his work with manners and characters , introduces a foliloquy of this infernal agent , who was thus restless in the ...
... notice , speaks as little as poffible in his own perfon , and after the example of Homer , fills every part of his work with manners and characters , introduces a foliloquy of this infernal agent , who was thus restless in the ...
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