The Spectator. Volume the First. [-eighth.].J. and R. Tonson in the Strand., 1744 |
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... Sense who put his Son to a Black - fmith , tho ' an Offer was made him of his being received as a Page to a Man of Quality . There are not more Cripples come out of the Wars than there are from those great Services ; fome through ...
... Sense who put his Son to a Black - fmith , tho ' an Offer was made him of his being received as a Page to a Man of Quality . There are not more Cripples come out of the Wars than there are from those great Services ; fome through ...
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... Sense all Mankind have of Fame , and the inexpreffible Pleasure which there is in the Approba- tion of worthy Men , to all who are capable of worthy Actions ; but methinks one may divide the general Word Fame into three different ...
... Sense all Mankind have of Fame , and the inexpreffible Pleasure which there is in the Approba- tion of worthy Men , to all who are capable of worthy Actions ; but methinks one may divide the general Word Fame into three different ...
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... Sense of the Age cut and minced into almoft an Infinitude of Diftinctions . WHEN our Univerfities found that there was no End of Wrangling this Way , they invented a kind of Argu- ment , which is not reducible to any Mood or Figure in ...
... Sense of the Age cut and minced into almoft an Infinitude of Diftinctions . WHEN our Univerfities found that there was no End of Wrangling this Way , they invented a kind of Argu- ment , which is not reducible to any Mood or Figure in ...
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