The Spectator. Volume the First. [-eighth.].J. and R. Tonson in the Strand., 1744 |
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... Conversation ; I know , faid a Gentleman , a Way to be greater than any Man : If he has Worth in him , I can rejoice in his Superiority to me ; and that Satisfaction is a greater Act of the Soul in me , than any in him which can ...
... Conversation ; I know , faid a Gentleman , a Way to be greater than any Man : If he has Worth in him , I can rejoice in his Superiority to me ; and that Satisfaction is a greater Act of the Soul in me , than any in him which can ...
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... Conversation , you may af- fure your felf that it requires more Wit , as well as more Good - humour , to improve than to contradict the Notions of another but if you are at any time obliged to enter on an Argument , give your Reasons ...
... Conversation , you may af- fure your felf that it requires more Wit , as well as more Good - humour , to improve than to contradict the Notions of another but if you are at any time obliged to enter on an Argument , give your Reasons ...
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... Conversation , you fhall fee him very well contented to fit by a Jockey , giving an Account of the many Revolutions in his Horfe's Health , what Potion he made him take , how that agreed with him , how afterwards he came to his Stomach ...
... Conversation , you fhall fee him very well contented to fit by a Jockey , giving an Account of the many Revolutions in his Horfe's Health , what Potion he made him take , how that agreed with him , how afterwards he came to his Stomach ...
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