The Spectator [by J. Addison and others]. With hist. and biogr. preface, and explanatory notes, المجلد 41823 |
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... in music may be furthered in it for their profit or di- version by what new things we shall produce ; never pretending to surpass others , or asserting that any thing which is a science is not attainable by all N 258 21 SPECTATOR .
... in music may be furthered in it for their profit or di- version by what new things we shall produce ; never pretending to surpass others , or asserting that any thing which is a science is not attainable by all N 258 21 SPECTATOR .
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... produce . I shall end this application to you with two letters , which passed between a mother and son very lately , and are as follows : " DEAR FRANK , What ' If the pleasures , which I have the grief to hear you pursue in town , do ...
... produce . I shall end this application to you with two letters , which passed between a mother and son very lately , and are as follows : " DEAR FRANK , What ' If the pleasures , which I have the grief to hear you pursue in town , do ...
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Spectator The. she may produce me , but provided it be a show I shall be very well satisfied . Such novelties should not , I think , be concealed from the British Specta- tor ; for which reason I hope you will excuse this presumption in ...
Spectator The. she may produce me , but provided it be a show I shall be very well satisfied . Such novelties should not , I think , be concealed from the British Specta- tor ; for which reason I hope you will excuse this presumption in ...
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