The Spectator, Volume 5Payne, Rivington, 1799 - English essays |
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... tion , tion , and prepared him for it by feveral paffages 52 N ° 333 THE SPECTATOR .
... tion , tion , and prepared him for it by feveral paffages 52 N ° 333 THE SPECTATOR .
Page 74
... tion or faying , and obliged to give their reasons why they take it to be good or bad . By this means they would infenfibly arrive at proper notions of courage , temperance , honour , and juftice . There must be great care taken how the ...
... tion or faying , and obliged to give their reasons why they take it to be good or bad . By this means they would infenfibly arrive at proper notions of courage , temperance , honour , and juftice . There must be great care taken how the ...
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... tion , ་ • my tion , gradually worked up to the N ° 338 79 THE SPECTATOR .
... tion , ་ • my tion , gradually worked up to the N ° 338 79 THE SPECTATOR .
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