The Spectator, Τόμος 8Messrs. Payne, Rivington, David, Longman, 1776 |
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Σελίδα 5
... readers , and yourself too , if I do not endeavour on this occafion to make the world acquainted with your virtues . And here , Sir , I shall not com- pliment you upon your birth , person , or for-- tune ; nor any other the like ...
... readers , and yourself too , if I do not endeavour on this occafion to make the world acquainted with your virtues . And here , Sir , I shall not com- pliment you upon your birth , person , or for-- tune ; nor any other the like ...
Σελίδα 12
... reader a wrong idea of my design in this paper , I must here inform him , that the author of it is of no faction ; that he is a friend to no interests but those of truth and virtue , nor a foe to any but those of vice and fol- ly ...
... reader a wrong idea of my design in this paper , I must here inform him , that the author of it is of no faction ; that he is a friend to no interests but those of truth and virtue , nor a foe to any but those of vice and fol- ly ...
Σελίδα 13
... reader to suspend his curiofity , and rather to confider what is written , than who they are that write it . Having thus adjusted all neceffary preliminaries with my reader , I shall not trouble him with any more prefatory discourses ...
... reader to suspend his curiofity , and rather to confider what is written , than who they are that write it . Having thus adjusted all neceffary preliminaries with my reader , I shall not trouble him with any more prefatory discourses ...
Σελίδα 22
... reader a fight of that mountain of miseries , which was made up of those several calamities that afflict the minds of men . I faw , with unspeakable pleasure , the whole species thus delivered from its forrows ; though , at the fame ...
... reader a fight of that mountain of miseries , which was made up of those several calamities that afflict the minds of men . I faw , with unspeakable pleasure , the whole species thus delivered from its forrows ; though , at the fame ...
Σελίδα 34
... reader's ears to hear any thing of praise from him . Let the te- nour of his difcourse be what it will upon this fub- ject , it generally proceeds from vanity . An often- tatious man will rather relate a blunder or an abfur- dity he has ...
... reader's ears to hear any thing of praise from him . Let the te- nour of his difcourse be what it will upon this fub- ject , it generally proceeds from vanity . An often- tatious man will rather relate a blunder or an abfur- dity he has ...
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