The Spectator: With Notes, and a General Index. The Eight Volumes Comprised in OneHickman and Hazzard. William Brown, printer, 1822 - 771 pages |
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... spectators rather than before said , that the lady on the throne would have readers . But there is so little pleasure in inqui- been almost frighted to distraction , had she seen ries that so nearly concern ... SPECTATOR . ritten ...
... spectators rather than before said , that the lady on the throne would have readers . But there is so little pleasure in inqui- been almost frighted to distraction , had she seen ries that so nearly concern ... SPECTATOR . ritten ...
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... Spectators , who live in the world without having any thing to do in it ; and either by the affluence of their fortunes , or la- ziness of their dispositions , have no other business 2-11 . 2 : drive . AYDES is gre Papen 12 10 . SPECTATOR .
... Spectators , who live in the world without having any thing to do in it ; and either by the affluence of their fortunes , or la- ziness of their dispositions , have no other business 2-11 . 2 : drive . AYDES is gre Papen 12 10 . SPECTATOR .
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... of instrumental sounds , In full harmonic number join'd , their songs Divide the night , and lift our thoughts to heav'n . ' ADDISON . In his Paradise Lost C. No 13. THURSDAY , MARCH 15 , 1710-11 . MART 12 . 15 SPECTATOR .
... of instrumental sounds , In full harmonic number join'd , their songs Divide the night , and lift our thoughts to heav'n . ' ADDISON . In his Paradise Lost C. No 13. THURSDAY , MARCH 15 , 1710-11 . MART 12 . 15 SPECTATOR .
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