Essays: Biographical, Critical, and Historical; Illustrative of the Rambler, Adventurer & Idler ; and of the Various Periodical Papers Which, in Imitation of the Writings of Steele and Addison, Have Been Published Between the Close of the Eight Volume of the Spectator and the Commencement of the Year 1809, Tom 2J. Seeley, 1810 |
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... shall fade away , That deeper sleep shall leave my eyes ; Thy light shall give eternal day ! Thy love the rapture of the skies ! PART III . ESSAY I. SKETCHES BIOGRAPHICAL AND CRITICAL OF 34 LITERARY LIFE OF DR . HAWKESWORTH .
... shall fade away , That deeper sleep shall leave my eyes ; Thy light shall give eternal day ! Thy love the rapture of the skies ! PART III . ESSAY I. SKETCHES BIOGRAPHICAL AND CRITICAL OF 34 LITERARY LIFE OF DR . HAWKESWORTH .
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... gives to every day a most painful anxiety for the coming in of the post from Bath . How rich have I been in friends , dear Miss Carter , and such friends as fall to the lot of few ! Let me rich am I ! But the lon- ger we live , the more ...
... gives to every day a most painful anxiety for the coming in of the post from Bath . How rich have I been in friends , dear Miss Carter , and such friends as fall to the lot of few ! Let me rich am I ! But the lon- ger we live , the more ...
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... give them copies to write after , or correct , for answers to their lovers ' letters : nor did any one of them ever know that I was the secretary to the others . I have been directed to chide , and even repulse , when an offence was ...
... give them copies to write after , or correct , for answers to their lovers ' letters : nor did any one of them ever know that I was the secretary to the others . I have been directed to chide , and even repulse , when an offence was ...
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... give them a little book ( which they said they were often asked after ) of familiar let- ters on the useful concerns of common life ; and at last I yielded to their importunity , and began to recollect such subjects as I thought would ...
... give them a little book ( which they said they were often asked after ) of familiar let- ters on the useful concerns of common life ; and at last I yielded to their importunity , and began to recollect such subjects as I thought would ...
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... give a spurious continuation of it , the author commenced a second part , in which the conduct of Pamela is displayed in the married state , and in the higher ranks of society . This second part is , likewise , in two volumes , but ...
... give a spurious continuation of it , the author commenced a second part , in which the conduct of Pamela is displayed in the married state , and in the higher ranks of society . This second part is , likewise , in two volumes , but ...
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