The Spectator. Volume the First. [-eighth.].J. and R. Tonson in the Strand., 1744 |
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... taken away for the King's Ufe , that they have not fufficient left to provide against Accidents ; where so many of the Men are taken from the Plough to ferve the King in his Wars , and a great part of the Tillage is left to the weaker ...
... taken away for the King's Ufe , that they have not fufficient left to provide against Accidents ; where so many of the Men are taken from the Plough to ferve the King in his Wars , and a great part of the Tillage is left to the weaker ...
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... taken abundance of Re- medies to no purpofe . At length , fays the Fable , a Phy- fician cured him by the following Method : He took an hollow Ball of Wood , and filled it with feveral Drugs ; after which he clos'd it up fo artificially ...
... taken abundance of Re- medies to no purpofe . At length , fays the Fable , a Phy- fician cured him by the following Method : He took an hollow Ball of Wood , and filled it with feveral Drugs ; after which he clos'd it up fo artificially ...
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... taken my Revenge in " Kiffes from her Cheeks and Eyes , and foftly wooed her " to my Embrace , whilft fhe ( as to me it feem'd ) only " withheld her Tongue the more to inflame me . But , Mad- 66 man that I am , fhall I be thus taken ...
... taken my Revenge in " Kiffes from her Cheeks and Eyes , and foftly wooed her " to my Embrace , whilft fhe ( as to me it feem'd ) only " withheld her Tongue the more to inflame me . But , Mad- 66 man that I am , fhall I be thus taken ...
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