The Spectator, Том 8William Durell and Company, 1810 |
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... immediately saw a general disorder , till at last there was a parting in one place , and a grave old man , decent and resolute , was led forward to be punished for the words he had uttered . He appeared inclined to have spoken in his ...
... immediately saw a general disorder , till at last there was a parting in one place , and a grave old man , decent and resolute , was led forward to be punished for the words he had uttered . He appeared inclined to have spoken in his ...
Стр. 48
... immediately turned back and complied with his landlord . " I give you this story , Mr. Spectator , because , as I said , I saw the passage ; and I assure you it is very true , and yet no common one ; and when I tell you the sequel , you ...
... immediately turned back and complied with his landlord . " I give you this story , Mr. Spectator , because , as I said , I saw the passage ; and I assure you it is very true , and yet no common one ; and when I tell you the sequel , you ...
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... immediately flew up , and kicked the beam . But , before I proceed , I must inform my reader , that these weights do not exert their natural gravity till they were laid in the golden balance , insomuch that I could not guess which was ...
... immediately flew up , and kicked the beam . But , before I proceed , I must inform my reader , that these weights do not exert their natural gravity till they were laid in the golden balance , insomuch that I could not guess which was ...
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... immediately considered how he might restore Plutus to his sight ; and , in or- der to it , conveyed him to the temple of Esculapius , who was famous for cures and miracles of this nature . By this means the deity recovered his eyes ...
... immediately considered how he might restore Plutus to his sight ; and , in or- der to it , conveyed him to the temple of Esculapius , who was famous for cures and miracles of this nature . By this means the deity recovered his eyes ...
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... perhaps , be a greater incen- tive to the practice of what is good , than the aversion we may conceive at what is blameable ; the one immediately directs you what you should do , whilst the No. 467 , 71 THE SPECTATOR .
... perhaps , be a greater incen- tive to the practice of what is good , than the aversion we may conceive at what is blameable ; the one immediately directs you what you should do , whilst the No. 467 , 71 THE SPECTATOR .
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