The Guardian: no.83-176, June 16-Oct. 1, 1713 |
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Page 56
We hear of no miracles wrought to convince any of them , though there was an
eminent one wrought to reclaim a Pharisee . St. Paul we see , after his
conversion , always gloried in his having been bred a Pharisee . He did so to the
people of ...
We hear of no miracles wrought to convince any of them , though there was an
eminent one wrought to reclaim a Pharisee . St. Paul we see , after his
conversion , always gloried in his having been bred a Pharisee . He did so to the
people of ...
Page 68
Very true ; but here's this false consequence insinuated , that therefore nobody
ought to hear of their faults ; or in other words , let any body do as much ill as he
pleases , he ought not to be told of it . Art thou a patriot , Mr. Ironside , and wilt
thou ...
Very true ; but here's this false consequence insinuated , that therefore nobody
ought to hear of their faults ; or in other words , let any body do as much ill as he
pleases , he ought not to be told of it . Art thou a patriot , Mr. Ironside , and wilt
thou ...
Page 268
I am therefore much grieved to hear the frequent complaints of some rising
authors whom I have taken under my guardianship . Since my circumstances will
not allow me to give them due encouragement , I must take upon me the person
of a ...
I am therefore much grieved to hear the frequent complaints of some rising
authors whom I have taken under my guardianship . Since my circumstances will
not allow me to give them due encouragement , I must take upon me the person
of a ...
Page 352
I was surprized to hear him ask every one of them the same question , namely , •
What they had been doing ? ' Upon this question being proposed to the whole
assembly , they stared one upon another , as not knowing what to answer .
I was surprized to hear him ask every one of them the same question , namely , •
What they had been doing ? ' Upon this question being proposed to the whole
assembly , they stared one upon another , as not knowing what to answer .
Page 383
You hear the sons talking loosely and swearing after their father , and see the
daughters either familiarized to his discourse , or every moment blushing for him .
The very footman will be a fine gentleman in his master's way . He improves by
his ...
You hear the sons talking loosely and swearing after their father , and see the
daughters either familiarized to his discourse , or every moment blushing for him .
The very footman will be a fine gentleman in his master's way . He improves by
his ...
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