The Spectator ...John Sharpe, 1803 |
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... late act of parliament for securing the church of England 3 , and told me with great satisfaction , that he believed it already began to take effect ; for that a rigid dis- senter who chanced to dine at his house on Christmas day , had ...
... late act of parliament for securing the church of England 3 , and told me with great satisfaction , that he believed it already began to take effect ; for that a rigid dis- senter who chanced to dine at his house on Christmas day , had ...
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... late , the Greek , to the great displeasure of your female readers , has usurped ; for though the Latin has the recommendation of being as unintelligible to them as the Greek , yet being written of the same character with their mother ...
... late , the Greek , to the great displeasure of your female readers , has usurped ; for though the Latin has the recommendation of being as unintelligible to them as the Greek , yet being written of the same character with their mother ...
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... late years have , on the contrary , rendered it either the pity or contempt of its neigh- bours . The Cardinal erected that famous academy which has carried all the parts of polite learning to the greatest height . His chief design in ...
... late years have , on the contrary , rendered it either the pity or contempt of its neigh- bours . The Cardinal erected that famous academy which has carried all the parts of polite learning to the greatest height . His chief design in ...
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