The Spectator: ...Phil. Crampton, 1737 |
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... took to educate their Difciples , is ftill more curious and remarkable . His Words are as follow : • When their Dinner is ready , before it is ferved up , the Mafters enquire of every particular Scholar how he has employ'd his Time ...
... took to educate their Difciples , is ftill more curious and remarkable . His Words are as follow : • When their Dinner is ready , before it is ferved up , the Mafters enquire of every particular Scholar how he has employ'd his Time ...
Page 110
... took Notice Trip- • lett recorded all this Malice in his Heart ; and faw in ⚫ his Countenance , and a certain waggish Shrug , that he ⚫ defigned to repeat the Converfation : I therefore let the • Difcourfe die , and foon after took an ...
... took Notice Trip- • lett recorded all this Malice in his Heart ; and faw in ⚫ his Countenance , and a certain waggish Shrug , that he ⚫ defigned to repeat the Converfation : I therefore let the • Difcourfe die , and foon after took an ...
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... took the hint , fays the Hiftorian , and concluded the Prophecy to be fulfilled . As Virgil did not think it proper to omit fo material a particular in the Hiftory of Eneas , it may be worth while to confider with how much Judgment he ...
... took the hint , fays the Hiftorian , and concluded the Prophecy to be fulfilled . As Virgil did not think it proper to omit fo material a particular in the Hiftory of Eneas , it may be worth while to confider with how much Judgment he ...
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