The Idler, Том 2T. Davies in Russel-Street, Covent Garden, 1767 |
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... fuffered ; her equals are daily made her enemies , and her fuperiors will never be her friends . I am , Sir , Yours , & c . N ° 54. Saturday , April 28 . SIR , To the IDLER . OU have lately entertained your admi- YOU rers with the cafe ...
... fuffered ; her equals are daily made her enemies , and her fuperiors will never be her friends . I am , Sir , Yours , & c . N ° 54. Saturday , April 28 . SIR , To the IDLER . OU have lately entertained your admi- YOU rers with the cafe ...
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... fuffered the fame indignities with myself , and hope my quarrel will be regarded by you and your Readers as the common cause of Lite- rature . HAVING been long a Student , I thought myself qualified in time to become an Author . My ...
... fuffered the fame indignities with myself , and hope my quarrel will be regarded by you and your Readers as the common cause of Lite- rature . HAVING been long a Student , I thought myself qualified in time to become an Author . My ...
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... fuffered the utmost folicitude when I en- trufted my book to the Carrier , tho ' I had fe- cured it against mifchances by lodging two transcripts in different places . At my arrival , I expected that the patrons of learning would ...
... fuffered the utmost folicitude when I en- trufted my book to the Carrier , tho ' I had fe- cured it against mifchances by lodging two transcripts in different places . At my arrival , I expected that the patrons of learning would ...
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... parted , and he remitted me a small annuity , on which I lived a quiet and ftudious life , without any wish to grow great by the death of my benefactor . BUT BUT tho ' I never fuffered any malignant impatience to 54 THE IDLE R.
... parted , and he remitted me a small annuity , on which I lived a quiet and ftudious life , without any wish to grow great by the death of my benefactor . BUT BUT tho ' I never fuffered any malignant impatience to 54 THE IDLE R.
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Samuel Johnson. BUT tho ' I never fuffered any malignant impatience to take hold on my mind , I could not forbear fometimes to imagine to myself the pleasure of being rich ; and when I read of diversions and magnificence , refolved to ...
Samuel Johnson. BUT tho ' I never fuffered any malignant impatience to take hold on my mind , I could not forbear fometimes to imagine to myself the pleasure of being rich ; and when I read of diversions and magnificence , refolved to ...
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