The Spectator, Band 3J. and R. Tonson and S. Draper, 1753 |
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I must confefs , were I left to myself , I should rather aim at Inftructing than Diverting ; but if we will be ufe- ful to the World , we must take it as we find it . Authors of profeffed Severity difcourage the loofer Part of Man- kind ...
I must confefs , were I left to myself , I should rather aim at Inftructing than Diverting ; but if we will be ufe- ful to the World , we must take it as we find it . Authors of profeffed Severity difcourage the loofer Part of Man- kind ...
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... must have lived ' fingle , and it were but Charity to believe they have not done all the Service they were capable of doing in their • Generation . In fo long a Courfe of Years great part ⚫ of them must have died , and all the reft must ...
... must have lived ' fingle , and it were but Charity to believe they have not done all the Service they were capable of doing in their • Generation . In fo long a Courfe of Years great part ⚫ of them must have died , and all the reft must ...
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... must needs lofe a great Part of her Revenue , or , at least , what is charged upon the City must increase the Burden upon the rest of her Subjects . Perhaps the In- Labitants here are not above a Tenth Part of the Whole ; yet as they ...
... must needs lofe a great Part of her Revenue , or , at least , what is charged upon the City must increase the Burden upon the rest of her Subjects . Perhaps the In- Labitants here are not above a Tenth Part of the Whole ; yet as they ...
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