The Spectator. Volume the First. [-eighth.].J. and R. Tonson in the Strand., 1744 |
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Page 85
... most Curious to form to himself the fort of Man my feveral Correfpondents expect to hear of , by : the Action mentioned when they defire a Defcription of him : There is always fomething that concerns themselves , and growing out of ...
... most Curious to form to himself the fort of Man my feveral Correfpondents expect to hear of , by : the Action mentioned when they defire a Defcription of him : There is always fomething that concerns themselves , and growing out of ...
Page 98
... most of us left dead upon the spot . I might tell you of many other Tranfmigrations • which I went thro ' : how I ... most devoted humble Servant , Pugg . P. S. 1 would advife your little Shock - dog to keep out of my way ; for as I look ...
... most of us left dead upon the spot . I might tell you of many other Tranfmigrations • which I went thro ' : how I ... most devoted humble Servant , Pugg . P. S. 1 would advife your little Shock - dog to keep out of my way ; for as I look ...
Page 139
... most useful in themselves , or the most advantageous to their Owners . THE Pofts which require Men of shining and un- common Parts to discharge them , are fo very few , that many a great Genius goes out of the World without ever having ...
... most useful in themselves , or the most advantageous to their Owners . THE Pofts which require Men of shining and un- common Parts to discharge them , are fo very few , that many a great Genius goes out of the World without ever having ...
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