The Spectator, Том 4Peter Wilson (Dublín) Peter Wilson, 1711 |
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... SINCE I have mentioned Longinus , who in his Re- flexions has given us the fame kind of Sublime , which he obferves in the several paffages that occafioned them ; I cannot but take notice , that our English Author 14 The SPECTATOR .
... SINCE I have mentioned Longinus , who in his Re- flexions has given us the fame kind of Sublime , which he obferves in the several paffages that occafioned them ; I cannot but take notice , that our English Author 14 The SPECTATOR .
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... Since fuppofing both equal in their natural Integrity , I ought , in common Prudence , to fear foul Play from an indigent Perfon , rather than from one whofe Circumstances feem to have placed him above the bare Temptation of Money ...
... Since fuppofing both equal in their natural Integrity , I ought , in common Prudence , to fear foul Play from an indigent Perfon , rather than from one whofe Circumstances feem to have placed him above the bare Temptation of Money ...
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... SINCE I have intimated that the greatest Decorum is to be preserved in the beftowing our good Offices , I will illuftrate it a little by an Example drawn from private Life , which carries with it fuch a Profusion of Liberality , that it ...
... SINCE I have intimated that the greatest Decorum is to be preserved in the beftowing our good Offices , I will illuftrate it a little by an Example drawn from private Life , which carries with it fuch a Profusion of Liberality , that it ...
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... SINCE on this Subject I have already admitted feveral Quotations which have occurred to my Me- mory upon writing this Paper , I will conclude it with a little Perfian Fable . A Drop of Water fell out of a Cloud into the Sea , and ...
... SINCE on this Subject I have already admitted feveral Quotations which have occurred to my Me- mory upon writing this Paper , I will conclude it with a little Perfian Fable . A Drop of Water fell out of a Cloud into the Sea , and ...
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... Since Mr. Trott has an Ambition to make him his Father - in - law , he ought to treat him with more Respect ; befides his Stile to me might have been more distant than he has thought fit to afford me : More- over , his Miftrefs fhall ...
... Since Mr. Trott has an Ambition to make him his Father - in - law , he ought to treat him with more Respect ; befides his Stile to me might have been more distant than he has thought fit to afford me : More- over , his Miftrefs fhall ...
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