The Spectator: ...Phil. Crampton, 1737 |
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... should therefore be exploded by all Governments , and driven out as the Bane and Plague of human Society . So .No ... should no more come into Company than a fick Man should come into the Air : If a Man is too weak to bear what is a Re ...
... should therefore be exploded by all Governments , and driven out as the Bane and Plague of human Society . So .No ... should no more come into Company than a fick Man should come into the Air : If a Man is too weak to bear what is a Re ...
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... should be a kind of Trea- tife , and make out in Thought what it wants in Bulk : That a Point of Humour should be worked up in all its Parts ; and a Subject touched upon in its most essential Articles , without the Repetitions ...
... should be a kind of Trea- tife , and make out in Thought what it wants in Bulk : That a Point of Humour should be worked up in all its Parts ; and a Subject touched upon in its most essential Articles , without the Repetitions ...
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... should incline us to bring our Proportion of good Will , or good Humour among the Friends we meet with , and not to ... should be more tender of our Friends , than to bring them little Sorrows which do not belong to them . There is no ...
... should incline us to bring our Proportion of good Will , or good Humour among the Friends we meet with , and not to ... should be more tender of our Friends , than to bring them little Sorrows which do not belong to them . There is no ...
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