The Spectator: With Notes, and a General Index. The Eight Volumes Comprised in One |
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... that merry tion was the Rape of Proserpine , where Pluto , it . In this case , if any man has declared the violence of his flame in more pathetic terms , he is made president for that night , out of respect to his superior passion .
... that merry tion was the Rape of Proserpine , where Pluto , it . In this case , if any man has declared the violence of his flame in more pathetic terms , he is made president for that night , out of respect to his superior passion .
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Upon which the under- tion that I have given occasion for the president's aker told us , that he had not yet communicated showing both his invention and reading to such o us above half his design ; for that Alexander advantage as my ...
Upon which the under- tion that I have given occasion for the president's aker told us , that he had not yet communicated showing both his invention and reading to such o us above half his design ; for that Alexander advantage as my ...
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Till then you will never have of either , further than , ' SIR , " Your humble servant , tion to our endeavour to make them such . When our consciousness turns upon the main deof life , and our thoughts are employed upon chief purpose ...
Till then you will never have of either , further than , ' SIR , " Your humble servant , tion to our endeavour to make them such . When our consciousness turns upon the main deof life , and our thoughts are employed upon chief purpose ...
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She would make great advances to insnare men , but without any manner of scruple break off when there was no provoca tion . Her ill - nature and vanity made my friend very easily proof against the charms of her wit and ' SIR , SUPPOSING ...
She would make great advances to insnare men , but without any manner of scruple break off when there was no provoca tion . Her ill - nature and vanity made my friend very easily proof against the charms of her wit and ' SIR , SUPPOSING ...
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100 ཨ་ ཏི It may be expected , since I am upon this subject , that I should take notice of Mr Dryden's defini tion of wit ; which , with all the deference that is due to the judgment of so great a man , is not so properly a definition ...
100 ཨ་ ཏི It may be expected , since I am upon this subject , that I should take notice of Mr Dryden's defini tion of wit ; which , with all the deference that is due to the judgment of so great a man , is not so properly a definition ...
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