The Spectator, Том 5J. Tonson, 1729 |
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... themselves upon Perfons and Things , without any Senle of Time and Place . The poor ignorant People where I lay conceal'd , and now paffed for a Widow , wondered I could be fo fhy and ftrange , as they called it , to the Squire ; and ...
... themselves upon Perfons and Things , without any Senle of Time and Place . The poor ignorant People where I lay conceal'd , and now paffed for a Widow , wondered I could be fo fhy and ftrange , as they called it , to the Squire ; and ...
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... themselves , and blameable only as they pro- ceed from Creatures endow'd with Reafon . MY following Correfpondent , who calls her felf Cla- rinda , is such a Journalist as I require : She feems by her Letter to be placed in a modifh ...
... themselves , and blameable only as they pro- ceed from Creatures endow'd with Reafon . MY following Correfpondent , who calls her felf Cla- rinda , is such a Journalist as I require : She feems by her Letter to be placed in a modifh ...
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... themselves into a Nocturnal Frater- nity , under the Title of the Mohock Club , a Name bor- rowed it feems from a fort of Cannibals in India , who fubfift by plundering and devouring all the Nations about them . The Prefident is ftyled ...
... themselves into a Nocturnal Frater- nity , under the Title of the Mohock Club , a Name bor- rowed it feems from a fort of Cannibals in India , who fubfift by plundering and devouring all the Nations about them . The Prefident is ftyled ...
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... themselves ; and that the Manners of In- ⚫dian Savages are no becoming Accomplishments to an English fine Gentleman . Such of them as have been Bullies and Scowrers of a long standing , and are grown Veterans in this kind of Service ...
... themselves ; and that the Manners of In- ⚫dian Savages are no becoming Accomplishments to an English fine Gentleman . Such of them as have been Bullies and Scowrers of a long standing , and are grown Veterans in this kind of Service ...
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... themselves in Wells , Fountains , Lakes , and Rivers : Nay , fays he , I remember Mr. Dryden in his Ovid tells us of a fwinging Fellow , cal- led Polypheme , that made ufe of the Sea for his Looking- Glafs , and could never drefs ...
... themselves in Wells , Fountains , Lakes , and Rivers : Nay , fays he , I remember Mr. Dryden in his Ovid tells us of a fwinging Fellow , cal- led Polypheme , that made ufe of the Sea for his Looking- Glafs , and could never drefs ...
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