The Spectator. Volume the First. [-eighth.].J. and R. Tonson in the Strand., 1744 |
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Page 124
... Honour would bestow upon an Enemy barbarously treated , to recover the Imputation of Cruelty upon his Prince and Country . WHEN Mr. SENTREY had read his Letter , full of many other Circumftances which aggravate the Barba- rity , he fell ...
... Honour would bestow upon an Enemy barbarously treated , to recover the Imputation of Cruelty upon his Prince and Country . WHEN Mr. SENTREY had read his Letter , full of many other Circumftances which aggravate the Barba- rity , he fell ...
Page 264
... Honour I cou'd to the Memory of two moft excellent Princes , and ' who have very highly deferved at the hands of all ... honoured thofe great Princes living , and lamented over them when dead , fo I would gladly raise them up a Monument ...
... Honour I cou'd to the Memory of two moft excellent Princes , and ' who have very highly deferved at the hands of all ... honoured thofe great Princes living , and lamented over them when dead , fo I would gladly raise them up a Monument ...
Page 283
... Honour for an Atheist , tho ' I must allow the Me- thod of exploding him , as it is practifed in this ludi- crous kind of Martyrdom , has fomething in it proper enough to the Nature of his Offence . THERE is indeed a great . Objection ...
... Honour for an Atheist , tho ' I must allow the Me- thod of exploding him , as it is practifed in this ludi- crous kind of Martyrdom , has fomething in it proper enough to the Nature of his Offence . THERE is indeed a great . Objection ...
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