The Spectator, Zväzok 8Messrs. Payne, Rivington, David, Longman, 1951 |
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Strana 8
... myself in the gift of utterance , having talked above a twelvemonth , not fo much for the benefit of my hearers , as of myself . But fince I have now gained the faculty I have been fo long en- deavouring after , I intend to make a right ...
... myself in the gift of utterance , having talked above a twelvemonth , not fo much for the benefit of my hearers , as of myself . But fince I have now gained the faculty I have been fo long en- deavouring after , I intend to make a right ...
Strana 124
... myself , if I thought myself of this unamiable temper , as he affirms , and mould have as little kindness for myself as for any body in the world . Hitherto I always imagined that kind and benevolent propenfions were the original growth ...
... myself , if I thought myself of this unamiable temper , as he affirms , and mould have as little kindness for myself as for any body in the world . Hitherto I always imagined that kind and benevolent propenfions were the original growth ...
Strana 265
... myself in your house " when I step into it , but figh when I find it without its proper inhabitant . You will have ... myself in your converfation . I already " take my evening's turn in it , and have worn a path 66 upon the edge of this ...
... myself in your house " when I step into it , but figh when I find it without its proper inhabitant . You will have ... myself in your converfation . I already " take my evening's turn in it , and have worn a path 66 upon the edge of this ...
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