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Strana vi
... must have known before he could confent to adventure on a daily paper , a tak far beyond the abilities of any one man who had not fecured the moft copious fupplies , or such assistants as might enable him to anfwer a demand to which ...
... must have known before he could confent to adventure on a daily paper , a tak far beyond the abilities of any one man who had not fecured the moft copious fupplies , or such assistants as might enable him to anfwer a demand to which ...
Strana x
... must be obferved , is in that paper very different from what Dr. JOHNSON reprefents . His " fingu- larities proceed from his good fenfe , " not , I allow , a very common fource of fingularities , in the usual acceptation of that word ...
... must be obferved , is in that paper very different from what Dr. JOHNSON reprefents . His " fingu- larities proceed from his good fenfe , " not , I allow , a very common fource of fingularities , in the usual acceptation of that word ...
Strana xi
... the author of the obnoxious No. 410. It must be observed too , that the widow - part of Sir ROGER'S hiftory was of STEELE'S providing , in No.113 , and 118. ADDISON , no doubt , attended to the keep of Sir ROGER's BIOGRAPHICAL PREFACE . xi.
... the author of the obnoxious No. 410. It must be observed too , that the widow - part of Sir ROGER'S hiftory was of STEELE'S providing , in No.113 , and 118. ADDISON , no doubt , attended to the keep of Sir ROGER's BIOGRAPHICAL PREFACE . xi.
Strana xiii
... must be very induftriously concealed . Every charitable inftitution in the metropolis bears testimony to the liberal and generous fpirit of men in commercial life , and there is nothing upon re- cord which can induce an impartial ...
... must be very induftriously concealed . Every charitable inftitution in the metropolis bears testimony to the liberal and generous fpirit of men in commercial life , and there is nothing upon re- cord which can induce an impartial ...
Strana xiv
... must be allowed to ftand perhaps the firft of the first rank . His hu- mour , which , as STEELE obferves , is peculiar to himself , is fo happily diffufed as to give the grace of novelty to domeftic fcenes and daily occurrences . He ...
... must be allowed to ftand perhaps the firft of the first rank . His hu- mour , which , as STEELE obferves , is peculiar to himself , is fo happily diffufed as to give the grace of novelty to domeftic fcenes and daily occurrences . He ...
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