The Spectator, Band 3J. and R. Tonson and S. Draper, 1753 |
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... most exquifite Entertainments of the Theatre . By thefe means he is generous , without impo- verishing himself , and ... most prudent and convenient , but the most meritorious Piece of Charity , which we can put in practice . By this ...
... most exquifite Entertainments of the Theatre . By thefe means he is generous , without impo- verishing himself , and ... most prudent and convenient , but the most meritorious Piece of Charity , which we can put in practice . By this ...
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... most painful and most ignominious of Deaths , Nevertheless not my Will , but thine be done . This comprehenfive Petition is the most humble , as well as the most prudent , that can be offered up from the Creature to his Creator , as it ...
... most painful and most ignominious of Deaths , Nevertheless not my Will , but thine be done . This comprehenfive Petition is the most humble , as well as the most prudent , that can be offered up from the Creature to his Creator , as it ...
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... most unworthy Ends . Who is the better Man for beholding the most beautiful Venus , the best wrought Bacchanal , the Images of fleeping Cu- pids , languishing Nymphs , or any of the Reprefenta- tions of Gods , Goddeffes , Demigods ...
... most unworthy Ends . Who is the better Man for beholding the most beautiful Venus , the best wrought Bacchanal , the Images of fleeping Cu- pids , languishing Nymphs , or any of the Reprefenta- tions of Gods , Goddeffes , Demigods ...
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