The Rambler. ...J. Payne and J. Bouquet, 1752 |
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Page 69
... publick upon him , than he ftands as a mark to the arrows of lurking ca- lumny , and receives , in the tumult of hofti- lity , from diftant and from nameless hands , wounds not always eafy to be cured . It is probable that the onset ...
... publick upon him , than he ftands as a mark to the arrows of lurking ca- lumny , and receives , in the tumult of hofti- lity , from diftant and from nameless hands , wounds not always eafy to be cured . It is probable that the onset ...
Page 105
... publick eye as to venture upon thofe freaks of injuftice , which are fometimes indulged under the fecrecy of a private dwelling . Capricious injunctions , par- tial decifions , unequal allotments , distribu- tions of reward not by merit ...
... publick eye as to venture upon thofe freaks of injuftice , which are fometimes indulged under the fecrecy of a private dwelling . Capricious injunctions , par- tial decifions , unequal allotments , distribu- tions of reward not by merit ...
Page 135
... publick trufts , and during the tranfaction of great affairs , which though they afford precedents to the minifter , and memo- rials to the hiftorian , are of no use as ex- amples of the familiar file , or models of private ...
... publick trufts , and during the tranfaction of great affairs , which though they afford precedents to the minifter , and memo- rials to the hiftorian , are of no use as ex- amples of the familiar file , or models of private ...
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The danger of attempting wit in converfation | 24 |
An account of fquire Blufter | 32 |
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