The Spectator: ...Phil. Crampton, 1737 |
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... see the Diverfions and Characters of the Eng- lib Nation in his Time : Not but that we are to make Allowance for the Mirth and Humour of the Author , who has doubtlefs ftrained many Reprefentations of Things beyond the Truth . For if we ...
... see the Diverfions and Characters of the Eng- lib Nation in his Time : Not but that we are to make Allowance for the Mirth and Humour of the Author , who has doubtlefs ftrained many Reprefentations of Things beyond the Truth . For if we ...
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... see . the Gentlemen of the Country gathering about my old Friend , and ftriving who should compliment him most ; at the fame Time that the ordinary People gazed upon him at a Distance , not a little admiring his Courage , that was not ...
... see . the Gentlemen of the Country gathering about my old Friend , and ftriving who should compliment him most ; at the fame Time that the ordinary People gazed upon him at a Distance , not a little admiring his Courage , that was not ...
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... see some of our Poets have been fo indifcreet as to imitate Hudibras's doggrel Expreffions in their ferious Compofitions , by throwing out the Signs of our Subftantives , which are effential to the English Language . Nay , this Humour ...
... see some of our Poets have been fo indifcreet as to imitate Hudibras's doggrel Expreffions in their ferious Compofitions , by throwing out the Signs of our Subftantives , which are effential to the English Language . Nay , this Humour ...
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