The Tatler; Or, Lucubrations of Isaac Bickerstaff, Esq, Том 2C. Bathurst, J. Buckland, W. Strahan, J. and F. Rivington, 1709 |
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... because no other man appeared great . But we will wave at prefent fuch important incidents , and turn our thoughts rather to the familiar part of hu- man life , and we shall find , that the great business we contend for is in a lefs ...
... because no other man appeared great . But we will wave at prefent fuch important incidents , and turn our thoughts rather to the familiar part of hu- man life , and we shall find , that the great business we contend for is in a lefs ...
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... because they know his impotence . He is to examine the weight of an advantage before the company will allow it . Greenhat was going on in his explanation , when Sir George England thought fit to take up the difcourfe in the following ...
... because they know his impotence . He is to examine the weight of an advantage before the company will allow it . Greenhat was going on in his explanation , when Sir George England thought fit to take up the difcourfe in the following ...
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... because it is fpoken Extempore : For ordinary minds are wholly governed by their eyes and ears , and there is no way to come at their hearts , but by power over their imaginations . There is my friend and merry companion Daniel : He ...
... because it is fpoken Extempore : For ordinary minds are wholly governed by their eyes and ears , and there is no way to come at their hearts , but by power over their imaginations . There is my friend and merry companion Daniel : He ...
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... because he has fuch a just sense of himself and his abili- ties , as to know that it is an unhappiness to him to be a man of fortune . This youth feems to understand , that a Gentleman's life is that of all others the hardest to pass ...
... because he has fuch a just sense of himself and his abili- ties , as to know that it is an unhappiness to him to be a man of fortune . This youth feems to understand , that a Gentleman's life is that of all others the hardest to pass ...
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... because I would give him the wearing of them out ; but after all this , I am informed he appeared yesterday with a new pair of the fame fort . I have no better pair N ° 67 . 93 THE TATLER . St. James's Coffee-houfe, September 9. ...
... because I would give him the wearing of them out ; but after all this , I am informed he appeared yesterday with a new pair of the fame fort . I have no better pair N ° 67 . 93 THE TATLER . St. James's Coffee-houfe, September 9. ...
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