The Spectator. Volume the First. [-eighth.].J. and R. Tonson in the Strand., 1744 |
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Page 58
... proper Deportment in Matters that appear the most remote from it . A Man of Learning and Senfe is diftinguished from others as he is fuch , tho ' he never runs upon Points too difficult for the rest of the World ; in like manner the ...
... proper Deportment in Matters that appear the most remote from it . A Man of Learning and Senfe is diftinguished from others as he is fuch , tho ' he never runs upon Points too difficult for the rest of the World ; in like manner the ...
Page 70
... proper Notions of Cou- rage , Temperance , Honour and Juftice . THERE must be great Care taken how the Ex- ample of any particular Perfon is recommended to ⚫ them in grofs ; instead of which they ought to be taught wherein fuch a Man ...
... proper Notions of Cou- rage , Temperance , Honour and Juftice . THERE must be great Care taken how the Ex- ample of any particular Perfon is recommended to ⚫ them in grofs ; instead of which they ought to be taught wherein fuch a Man ...
Page 169
... proper Interims , the pretty Learning of the Clafficks . Notwithstanding which , I am what Shakespear calls A fellow of no Mark or Likelihood ; which makes me underftand the more fully , that fince the regular Methods of making Friends ...
... proper Interims , the pretty Learning of the Clafficks . Notwithstanding which , I am what Shakespear calls A fellow of no Mark or Likelihood ; which makes me underftand the more fully , that fince the regular Methods of making Friends ...
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