The Spectator ...John Sharpe, 1803 |
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... proper notice to the town that we are endeavouring at these regulations ; and that we intend for the fu- ture to shew no monsters , but men who are converted into such by their own industry and affectation . you will please to be at the ...
... proper notice to the town that we are endeavouring at these regulations ; and that we intend for the fu- ture to shew no monsters , but men who are converted into such by their own industry and affectation . you will please to be at the ...
Page 186
... proper pe- riods of life , or death itself . If you would not rather be commended than be praise - worthy , contemn little merits ; and allow no man to be so free with you , as to praise you to your face . Your vanity by this means will ...
... proper pe- riods of life , or death itself . If you would not rather be commended than be praise - worthy , contemn little merits ; and allow no man to be so free with you , as to praise you to your face . Your vanity by this means will ...
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... proper for Greek tragedies ......... 39 James , how polished by love ..... 33 5 2 ERROR 2752 2 2 25 58 71 Idiots , in great request in most of the German courts ... 47 Idols , who of the fair sex so called ... 73 ............ Impudence ...
... proper for Greek tragedies ......... 39 James , how polished by love ..... 33 5 2 ERROR 2752 2 2 25 58 71 Idiots , in great request in most of the German courts ... 47 Idols , who of the fair sex so called ... 73 ............ Impudence ...
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