The Spectator (Complete)Library of Alexandria, 28. 9. 2020 - 312 strán (strany) |
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... whole people. Steelesaid in oneofthe later numbersofhis Spectator, No. 532, to which he prefixed a motto that assigned to himself only the part of whetstone to the wit of others, 'I claim to myself the merit of having extorted excellent ...
... whole people. Steelesaid in oneofthe later numbersofhis Spectator, No. 532, to which he prefixed a motto that assigned to himself only the part of whetstone to the wit of others, 'I claim to myself the merit of having extorted excellent ...
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... whole thought on the worth of his companion. Never abating a jot of his ideal of a true and perfect life, or ceasing to uphold the good because he cannot live to the fullheight of hisown argument, heis toofrank to conceal theleastor ...
... whole thought on the worth of his companion. Never abating a jot of his ideal of a true and perfect life, or ceasing to uphold the good because he cannot live to the fullheight of hisown argument, heis toofrank to conceal theleastor ...
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... whole, twas voted a scandalous Thing, That News. Writers shoud kill Kings and Princes, and bring them to life again at pleasure; and to make an Example of this Fellow, he wasdismissd,upon Condition he should gotothe Queensbenchonce a ...
... whole, twas voted a scandalous Thing, That News. Writers shoud kill Kings and Princes, and bring them to life again at pleasure; and to make an Example of this Fellow, he wasdismissd,upon Condition he should gotothe Queensbenchonce a ...
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... whole body of that man may still appear and perform their animal functions, yet since, as I have elsewhere observed, his art is gone, theman isgone.' To Steele, indeed,thetruth was absolute,that a man is but what he can do. In this ...
... whole body of that man may still appear and perform their animal functions, yet since, as I have elsewhere observed, his art is gone, theman isgone.' To Steele, indeed,thetruth was absolute,that a man is but what he can do. In this ...
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... whole, 88petty variations from the proper text (at that rate, in the whole work more than 3000) apart from the recasting of the punctuation, which is counted as a defect only in two instances, where it has changed the sense. Chalmers's ...
... whole, 88petty variations from the proper text (at that rate, in the whole work more than 3000) apart from the recasting of the punctuation, which is counted as a defect only in two instances, where it has changed the sense. Chalmers's ...
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