The Spectator ...Angier March, 1803 |
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... honour shall find horses , servants , and all things necessary for their accommodation and enjoy- ment of all the conveniencies of life in a pleasant various country . If colonel Camperfelt be in town , and his abilities are not ...
... honour shall find horses , servants , and all things necessary for their accommodation and enjoy- ment of all the conveniencies of life in a pleasant various country . If colonel Camperfelt be in town , and his abilities are not ...
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... honour to make me one of their society . Dec 4 , 1712 . · MR . SPECTATOR , ' THE academy of painting lately established in Lon- don , having done you and themselves the honour to choose you one of their directors ; that noble and lively ...
... honour to make me one of their society . Dec 4 , 1712 . · MR . SPECTATOR , ' THE academy of painting lately established in Lon- don , having done you and themselves the honour to choose you one of their directors ; that noble and lively ...
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... honour of every one of these kinds of painting to any one of those nations on account of their excellence in any of these parts of it , is like adjudging the prize of heroic , dramatic , lyric , or burlesque poetry to him who has done ...
... honour of every one of these kinds of painting to any one of those nations on account of their excellence in any of these parts of it , is like adjudging the prize of heroic , dramatic , lyric , or burlesque poetry to him who has done ...
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