The Spectator ...John Sharpe, 1803 |
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Page 13
... discourse , he finds a great many thoughts rising out of every head , that do not offer themselves upon the general survey of a subject . His thoughts are at the same time more intelligible , and better dis- cover their drift and ...
... discourse , he finds a great many thoughts rising out of every head , that do not offer themselves upon the general survey of a subject . His thoughts are at the same time more intelligible , and better dis- cover their drift and ...
Page 41
... discourse , wherein I gave seve- ral admonitions to the fraternity of the hen - pecked , has already produced me very many correspondents ; the reason I cannot guess , unless it be that such a discourse is of general use , and every ...
... discourse , wherein I gave seve- ral admonitions to the fraternity of the hen - pecked , has already produced me very many correspondents ; the reason I cannot guess , unless it be that such a discourse is of general use , and every ...
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... discourse , I was in great hopes he had been one of Sir Roger's chap- lains 2. I have conceived so great an idea of the charming discourse above , that I should have thought one part of my sabbath very well spent in hearing a repetition ...
... discourse , I was in great hopes he had been one of Sir Roger's chap- lains 2. I have conceived so great an idea of the charming discourse above , that I should have thought one part of my sabbath very well spent in hearing a repetition ...
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