The Spectator. Volume the First. [-eighth.]., Volume 4J. and R. Tonson in the Strand., 1744 |
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... Masters , according to my private Letters , are to have the follow- ing Parts allotted them . THE first is to ... Master , who is to instruct them in the Stile proper for a Minister in his ordinary Difcourse . And to the end that ...
... Masters , according to my private Letters , are to have the follow- ing Parts allotted them . THE first is to ... Master , who is to instruct them in the Stile proper for a Minister in his ordinary Difcourse . And to the end that ...
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... Masters , but such as • have proper Ushers and Assistants under them . I • must nevertheless own , that for want of the ... Master's gray Pad . I scorned to Compound • fer my Faults , by doing any of these Elegant Offices , and was ...
... Masters , but such as • have proper Ushers and Assistants under them . I • must nevertheless own , that for want of the ... Master's gray Pad . I scorned to Compound • fer my Faults , by doing any of these Elegant Offices , and was ...
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... Master - piece , ibid . Moderation a great Virtue , N. 312 . Ο . Outrageously virtuous , what Women so called , N. P ... Masters for the well Educating of their Children , N. 313 . Paffions , the Use of them , N. 255 . Pedants in ...
... Master - piece , ibid . Moderation a great Virtue , N. 312 . Ο . Outrageously virtuous , what Women so called , N. P ... Masters for the well Educating of their Children , N. 313 . Paffions , the Use of them , N. 255 . Pedants in ...
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