The Tatler; Or, Lucubrations of Isaac Bickerstaff, Esq, Tom 2C. Bathurst, J. Buckland, W. Strahan, J. and F. Rivington, 1709 |
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... pleasure to have one's labours fuffered by the judgment of a man , who fo well understands the true charms of eloquence and poefy . But I direct this ad- drefs to you ; not that I think I can entertain you with my Writings , but to ...
... pleasure to have one's labours fuffered by the judgment of a man , who fo well understands the true charms of eloquence and poefy . But I direct this ad- drefs to you ; not that I think I can entertain you with my Writings , but to ...
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... pleasure for fuch an amazement as I knew the little time I lately Saw ; or if I am to have any thing befides , " which may take from me the fenfe I have of what ap- peared moft pleafing to me at that time , which appa- rition it feems ...
... pleasure for fuch an amazement as I knew the little time I lately Saw ; or if I am to have any thing befides , " which may take from me the fenfe I have of what ap- peared moft pleafing to me at that time , which appa- rition it feems ...
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... pleasure of feeing we lived in an age , wherein men of all orders had their proper fhare in fame and glory . There is nothing I fhould un- dertake with greater pleasure than matters of this kind : If therefore they , who are acquainted ...
... pleasure of feeing we lived in an age , wherein men of all orders had their proper fhare in fame and glory . There is nothing I fhould un- dertake with greater pleasure than matters of this kind : If therefore they , who are acquainted ...
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... pleasure at the rate of making an honest man un- " happy . " Indibilis's heart was too full to make him any answer ; but he threw himself at the feet of the General , and wept aloud . The captive Lady fell into the fame pofture , and ...
... pleasure at the rate of making an honest man un- " happy . " Indibilis's heart was too full to make him any answer ; but he threw himself at the feet of the General , and wept aloud . The captive Lady fell into the fame pofture , and ...
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... pleasure of our fociety . I told him the fubject . Faith , Gentlemen , faid Martius , your fubject is humble ; and if you would give me leave to elevate the converfation , I fhould humbly offer , that you would enlarge your enquiries to ...
... pleasure of our fociety . I told him the fubject . Faith , Gentlemen , faid Martius , your fubject is humble ; and if you would give me leave to elevate the converfation , I fhould humbly offer , that you would enlarge your enquiries to ...
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