The Tatler, 2 tomasF.C. and J. Rivington, 1822 |
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... action , and of having it discovered to be unnatural , by its being practised by another as well as himself . FROM MY OWN APARTMENT , august 5 . LETTERS from Coventry and other places have been sent to me , in answer to what I have said ...
... action , and of having it discovered to be unnatural , by its being practised by another as well as himself . FROM MY OWN APARTMENT , august 5 . LETTERS from Coventry and other places have been sent to me , in answer to what I have said ...
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... actions must , there- fore , be very justly applied ; for if there be too much , it hides our good qualities , instead of showing them to advantage . Nestor in Athens was an unhappy instance of this • Sir Christopher Wren , the real ...
... actions must , there- fore , be very justly applied ; for if there be too much , it hides our good qualities , instead of showing them to advantage . Nestor in Athens was an unhappy instance of this • Sir Christopher Wren , the real ...
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... actions . Nestor was in those days a skilful architect , and in a manner the inventor of the use of mechanic powers ; which he brought to so great perfection , that he knew to an atom what foundation would bear such a superstructure ...
... actions . Nestor was in those days a skilful architect , and in a manner the inventor of the use of mechanic powers ; which he brought to so great perfection , that he knew to an atom what foundation would bear such a superstructure ...
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... actions is generally owing to want of judgment in what we ought to attempt , or a rustic modesty , which will not give us leave to undertake what we ought . But how unfortunate this diffident temper is to those who are possessed with it ...
... actions is generally owing to want of judgment in what we ought to attempt , or a rustic modesty , which will not give us leave to undertake what we ought . But how unfortunate this diffident temper is to those who are possessed with it ...
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... actions ; a modest fellow never has a doubt from his cradle to his grave . • The young gentleman who borrowed the mistress's umbrella at Will's Coffee - house , for fear of rain , shall be welcome to my maids pattens on a like occasion ...
... actions ; a modest fellow never has a doubt from his cradle to his grave . • The young gentleman who borrowed the mistress's umbrella at Will's Coffee - house , for fear of rain , shall be welcome to my maids pattens on a like occasion ...
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