The Spectator. Volume the First. [-eighth.].J. and R. Tonson in the Strand., 1744 |
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... several unthinking Perfons fall in my way , who would give no Attention to Lectures de- livered with a Religious Serioufnefs or a Philofophick Gravity . They are infnared into Sentiments of Wisdom and Virtue when they do not think of it ...
... several unthinking Perfons fall in my way , who would give no Attention to Lectures de- livered with a Religious Serioufnefs or a Philofophick Gravity . They are infnared into Sentiments of Wisdom and Virtue when they do not think of it ...
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... several Particulars pretends to be the wiser Perfon . This is a great Provocation to the proud Man , and gives a very keen Edge to what he calls his Zeal . And that this is the Cafe very often , we may obferve from the Behaviour of fome ...
... several Particulars pretends to be the wiser Perfon . This is a great Provocation to the proud Man , and gives a very keen Edge to what he calls his Zeal . And that this is the Cafe very often , we may obferve from the Behaviour of fome ...
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... several Ways of Consolation made use of by absent Lovers, ibid, foom Troilus, a declared Enemy to the Greek, ibid. from— on the Nursing of Children, N. 246 ; from T. B. being aDissertation on the Eye, 250 ; from Abraham Spy on a new ...
... several Ways of Consolation made use of by absent Lovers, ibid, foom Troilus, a declared Enemy to the Greek, ibid. from— on the Nursing of Children, N. 246 ; from T. B. being aDissertation on the Eye, 250 ; from Abraham Spy on a new ...
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