The Spectator: With Notes and a General Index, Volumes 1-2J. J. Woodward, 1832 - 895 pages |
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... common own hands . ' enemies would insinuate , that it is but a sham combat which they represent upon the stage : but upon inquiry I find , that if any such correspondence has passed be- tween them , it was not till the combat was over ...
... common own hands . ' enemies would insinuate , that it is but a sham combat which they represent upon the stage : but upon inquiry I find , that if any such correspondence has passed be- tween them , it was not till the combat was over ...
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... common soldier , and am to sail , with the first fair wind , against my brother Lewis of France . It is a very hard thing to put off a character which one has appeared in with applause . This I experienced since the loss of my diadem ...
... common soldier , and am to sail , with the first fair wind , against my brother Lewis of France . It is a very hard thing to put off a character which one has appeared in with applause . This I experienced since the loss of my diadem ...
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... common sense , day , and died upon another ; the whole but by duty and instinct , should never en - history of his life being comprehended in gage us in groundless fears , melancholy those two circumstances that are common apprehensions ...
... common sense , day , and died upon another ; the whole but by duty and instinct , should never en - history of his life being comprehended in gage us in groundless fears , melancholy those two circumstances that are common apprehensions ...
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... common topic of discourse ever since there was such a thing as life it- self , how is it possible that we should defer a moment the beginning to live according to the rules of reason ? daily opportunities of this kind ; and the noble ...
... common topic of discourse ever since there was such a thing as life it- self , how is it possible that we should defer a moment the beginning to live according to the rules of reason ? daily opportunities of this kind ; and the noble ...
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... common calamity makes men ex- Italians . By this means the French music tremely affect each other , though they dif- is now perfect in its kind ; and when you fer in every other particular . The passion say it is not so good as the ...
... common calamity makes men ex- Italians . By this means the French music tremely affect each other , though they dif- is now perfect in its kind ; and when you fer in every other particular . The passion say it is not so good as the ...
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