The Spectator, Том 1J. Tonson, 1729 |
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... most confummate and most acknowledged Merit . A 2 None None but a Perfon of a finished Character , can QUAM ...
... most confummate and most acknowledged Merit . A 2 None None but a Perfon of a finished Character , can QUAM ...
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... , Equani mity , a Zeal for the Good of your Country , and the most per- fuafive Eloquence in bringing over others to it , are valuable Diftin- ctions , Etions , You are not to expect that the Publick The Dedication .
... , Equani mity , a Zeal for the Good of your Country , and the most per- fuafive Eloquence in bringing over others to it , are valuable Diftin- ctions , Etions , You are not to expect that the Publick The Dedication .
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... . Nor is it ftrange that this should happen to your Lordship , who could bring into the Service of your Sovereign the Arts and Policies of Ancient Greece A 3 Greece and Rome ; as well as the most exact The Dedication .
... . Nor is it ftrange that this should happen to your Lordship , who could bring into the Service of your Sovereign the Arts and Policies of Ancient Greece A 3 Greece and Rome ; as well as the most exact The Dedication .
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... most dangerous Day it ever faw , that of the Arraignment of its Prelates ; and how far the Civil Power , in the Late and Pre- fent Reign , has been indebted to your Counfels and Wifdom . But to enumerate the great Ad- vantages which the ...
... most dangerous Day it ever faw , that of the Arraignment of its Prelates ; and how far the Civil Power , in the Late and Pre- fent Reign , has been indebted to your Counfels and Wifdom . But to enumerate the great Ad- vantages which the ...
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... most Important Offices which You have born . I would therefore rather chuse to speak of the Plea- fure You afford all who are ad- mitted into your Conversation , of Your Elegant Taste in all the Polite Parts of Learning , of Your great ...
... most Important Offices which You have born . I would therefore rather chuse to speak of the Plea- fure You afford all who are ad- mitted into your Conversation , of Your Elegant Taste in all the Polite Parts of Learning , of Your great ...
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