The Tatler, Band 1J. F. Dove, 1827 |
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... thought , sprightliness of fancy , and solidity of judgment : whilst they inculcate a most ardent love of virtue and religion , they are entirely free from any tincture of a morose and fanatical spirit , and the reader must rise from ...
... thought , sprightliness of fancy , and solidity of judgment : whilst they inculcate a most ardent love of virtue and religion , they are entirely free from any tincture of a morose and fanatical spirit , and the reader must rise from ...
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... thought would be worth his while , and would in time , too , rescue him from the imputation which he was sensible he must undergo at first , for mixing himself in such dirty company . " The case then was this : he saw great pains taken ...
... thought would be worth his while , and would in time , too , rescue him from the imputation which he was sensible he must undergo at first , for mixing himself in such dirty company . " The case then was this : he saw great pains taken ...
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... thought or expression . The year following , Steele was not equally fortunate in pleasing the public taste . The Lying Lover was con- demned , not for its dulness , but for its serious character . But even his failure was meritorious ...
... thought or expression . The year following , Steele was not equally fortunate in pleasing the public taste . The Lying Lover was con- demned , not for its dulness , but for its serious character . But even his failure was meritorious ...
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... thought there were strong presump- tions for believing that a dangerous league was formed for the annihilation of their liberties , for the overthrow of all the plans and consequences of the Revolution , and for the succession of a ...
... thought there were strong presump- tions for believing that a dangerous league was formed for the annihilation of their liberties , for the overthrow of all the plans and consequences of the Revolution , and for the succession of a ...
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... thought that your very virtue was dangerous ; and that it was , as the world then stood , absolutely necessary to depreciate so adventurous a genius , surrounded with so much power as your lordship then had . I transgressed , my lord ...
... thought that your very virtue was dangerous ; and that it was , as the world then stood , absolutely necessary to depreciate so adventurous a genius , surrounded with so much power as your lordship then had . I transgressed , my lord ...
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