The Spectator. Volume the First. [-eighth.].J. and R. Tonson in the Strand., 1744 |
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... Character of the Perfon fpeaking . This Exercife would foon strengthen his • Judgment in what is blameable or praife - worthy , and give him an early Seafoning of Morality . NEXT to thofe Examples which may be met with in Books , I very ...
... Character of the Perfon fpeaking . This Exercife would foon strengthen his • Judgment in what is blameable or praife - worthy , and give him an early Seafoning of Morality . NEXT to thofe Examples which may be met with in Books , I very ...
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... Character to the laft . THE End of a Man's Life is often compared to the winding up of a well - written Play , where the principal Perfons ftill act in Character , whatever the Fate is which they undergo . There is fcarce a great Perfon ...
... Character to the laft . THE End of a Man's Life is often compared to the winding up of a well - written Play , where the principal Perfons ftill act in Character , whatever the Fate is which they undergo . There is fcarce a great Perfon ...
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... Characters of very good Wives , ibid . From the Author of the Hiftory of Dancing , 334. From a young Man complaining of an ill Custom he has obferved among old ... Character Character of his Miftrefs , ibid . from Philip Homebred The INDE X.
... Characters of very good Wives , ibid . From the Author of the Hiftory of Dancing , 334. From a young Man complaining of an ill Custom he has obferved among old ... Character Character of his Miftrefs , ibid . from Philip Homebred The INDE X.
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