The Spectator, Volume 5Payne, Rivington, 1799 - English essays |
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Page 93
... relation to the new epilogue , he cannot take it amifs , if I now publifh another , which I have just received from a gentleman who does not agree with him in his fentiments upon that matter . " ' SIR , I AM amazed to find an epilogue ...
... relation to the new epilogue , he cannot take it amifs , if I now publifh another , which I have just received from a gentleman who does not agree with him in his fentiments upon that matter . " ' SIR , I AM amazed to find an epilogue ...
Page 137
... relation , pre- miles , that what he was going to tell appeared incredi- ble , but that it was juftified by tradition . What further confirms me that this change of the fleet was a cele- brated circumftance in the hiftory of Eneas , is ...
... relation , pre- miles , that what he was going to tell appeared incredi- ble , but that it was juftified by tradition . What further confirms me that this change of the fleet was a cele- brated circumftance in the hiftory of Eneas , is ...
Page 269
... relation to the perfons whom he converfes with , it naturally produces love and good- will towards him . A chearful inind is not only difpofed to be affable and obliging , but raises the fame good hu- mour in those who come within its ...
... relation to the perfons whom he converfes with , it naturally produces love and good- will towards him . A chearful inind is not only difpofed to be affable and obliging , but raises the fame good hu- mour in those who come within its ...
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