The Spectator, Volume 4Payne, Rivington, 1799 - English essays |
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... feems therefore to have been written by ADDISON , probably , at Chelsea . N ° 266 Friday , January 4 , 1711-12 . Id verò eft , quod ego mihi puto palmarium Me reperiffe , quomodo adolefcentulus Meretricum ingenia & mores poffit nofcere ...
... feems therefore to have been written by ADDISON , probably , at Chelsea . N ° 266 Friday , January 4 , 1711-12 . Id verò eft , quod ego mihi puto palmarium Me reperiffe , quomodo adolefcentulus Meretricum ingenia & mores poffit nofcere ...
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... feems to be fo ; but he will not hold her happiness upon fo precarious a tenure , whilft her mind is adorned with beauties of a more ex- alted and lafting nature . When in the full bloom of youth and beauty we faw her furrounded with a ...
... feems to be fo ; but he will not hold her happiness upon fo precarious a tenure , whilft her mind is adorned with beauties of a more ex- alted and lafting nature . When in the full bloom of youth and beauty we faw her furrounded with a ...
Page 320
... feems , London L THE THE IN D E X. DE A. ACADEMY for politics 320 N ° 321 THE SPECTATOR . By ADDISON, dated it feems, London ...
... feems , London L THE THE IN D E X. DE A. ACADEMY for politics 320 N ° 321 THE SPECTATOR . By ADDISON, dated it feems, London ...
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