The Spectator, Zväzok 1Richard Eyres, 1778 |
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... exercises of the college , I scarcè uttered the quantity of an hundred words ; and , indeed , do not remember that I ever spoke three sentences together in my whole life . Whilst I was in learned body , I applied myself with so muc'i ...
... exercises of the college , I scarcè uttered the quantity of an hundred words ; and , indeed , do not remember that I ever spoke three sentences together in my whole life . Whilst I was in learned body , I applied myself with so muc'i ...
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... exercise , go- verns himself by the prescriptions of his chair , I shall tell him a short fable . Jupiter , says the My- thologift , to reward the piety of a certain country- man , promised to give him whatsoever he would afk : the ...
... exercise , go- verns himself by the prescriptions of his chair , I shall tell him a short fable . Jupiter , says the My- thologift , to reward the piety of a certain country- man , promised to give him whatsoever he would afk : the ...
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... now only mention one or two of their principal ' exercises . The elder proficients employ them- selves in inspecting mores hominum multorum , in getting And he may afk this civil question ; friend , 64 N ° . 54 . THE SPECTATOR .
... now only mention one or two of their principal ' exercises . The elder proficients employ them- selves in inspecting mores hominum multorum , in getting And he may afk this civil question ; friend , 64 N ° . 54 . THE SPECTATOR .
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... exercises and diversions according as their fancies led them . Some of them were tossing the figure of a coit ; others were pitching the shadow of a bar ; others were breaking the apparition of a horfe ; and multitudes employing ...
... exercises and diversions according as their fancies led them . Some of them were tossing the figure of a coit ; others were pitching the shadow of a bar ; others were breaking the apparition of a horfe ; and multitudes employing ...
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... exercise . ' I must not disiniss this subject without observ- ing , that as Mr. Locke , in the paffage abovemen- tioned , has difcovered the most fruitful fource of wit , fo there is another of a quite contrary nature to it , which does ...
... exercise . ' I must not disiniss this subject without observ- ing , that as Mr. Locke , in the paffage abovemen- tioned , has difcovered the most fruitful fource of wit , fo there is another of a quite contrary nature to it , which does ...
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