The Spectator. Volume the First. [-eighth.].J. and R. Tonson in the Strand., 1744 |
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Page 60
... fame was alfo effected from two Strings of the fame Length and Size , the one having four times the Tenfion of the other . By these Steps , from fo mean a Beginning , did this great Man reduce , what was only before Noife , to one of ...
... fame was alfo effected from two Strings of the fame Length and Size , the one having four times the Tenfion of the other . By these Steps , from fo mean a Beginning , did this great Man reduce , what was only before Noife , to one of ...
Page 88
... fame , time : thought a very good Epilogue : · Hold , are you mad ? you damn'd confounded Dog , › I am to rife and ... fame Perfon , who has fupported the chief Character in the Tragedy , very often plays the princi- pal Part in the ...
... fame , time : thought a very good Epilogue : · Hold , are you mad ? you damn'd confounded Dog , › I am to rife and ... fame Perfon , who has fupported the chief Character in the Tragedy , very often plays the princi- pal Part in the ...
Page 125
... fame Quality exerted by that Enemy in defending himself . Thus his bafe and little Mind was wholly taken up in the fordid Regard to the Prize , of which he failed , and the Damage done to his own Veffel ; and therefore he used an honeft ...
... fame Quality exerted by that Enemy in defending himself . Thus his bafe and little Mind was wholly taken up in the fordid Regard to the Prize , of which he failed , and the Damage done to his own Veffel ; and therefore he used an honeft ...
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