The Spectator. Volume the First. [-eighth.].J. and R. Tonson in the Strand., 1744 |
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Page 70
... carry this Thought yet further , I fhall fubmit it to your Confideration , whether inftead of a Theme or Copy of ... carried to a greater Degree of Perfection , and how 6 70 ⚫ it exceeded or fell fhort of another . it 71 N ° 337 . The ...
... carry this Thought yet further , I fhall fubmit it to your Confideration , whether inftead of a Theme or Copy of ... carried to a greater Degree of Perfection , and how 6 70 ⚫ it exceeded or fell fhort of another . it 71 N ° 337 . The ...
Page 135
... carrying their point ; in a word , from the Opinion that fhallow and unexperienced People enter- tain of the fhort - liv'd Force of Cunning . But I fhall , be- fore I enter upon the various Faces which Folly cover'd with Artifice puts ...
... carrying their point ; in a word , from the Opinion that fhallow and unexperienced People enter- tain of the fhort - liv'd Force of Cunning . But I fhall , be- fore I enter upon the various Faces which Folly cover'd with Artifice puts ...
Page 162
... carry on a good Jeft : He is very old for a Man of fo much Good - Humour ; but to this day he is feldom merry , but ... carried farther may be bet- ter performed by other Animals than Men . It is not to rid much Ground , or do much ...
... carry on a good Jeft : He is very old for a Man of fo much Good - Humour ; but to this day he is feldom merry , but ... carried farther may be bet- ter performed by other Animals than Men . It is not to rid much Ground , or do much ...
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