The Spectator. Volume the First. [-eighth.].J. and R. Tonson in the Strand., 1744 |
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... particular Profeffion or Bufi- nefs in which they were educated and brought up . I am the more furprised to find this Subject fo little touched on , fince what I am here fpeaking of is fo ap- parent , as not to escape the most vulgar ...
... particular Profeffion or Bufi- nefs in which they were educated and brought up . I am the more furprised to find this Subject fo little touched on , fince what I am here fpeaking of is fo ap- parent , as not to escape the most vulgar ...
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... particular , teach them how to Pray . WHOEVER reads this Abftract of Plato's Difcourfe on Prayer , will , I believe , naturally make this Reflexion , That the great Founder of our Religion , as well by his own Example , as in the Form ...
... particular , teach them how to Pray . WHOEVER reads this Abftract of Plato's Difcourfe on Prayer , will , I believe , naturally make this Reflexion , That the great Founder of our Religion , as well by his own Example , as in the Form ...
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... particular fwells his laft Note in an hollow Voice , that is not without its Harmony ; nor can I forbear being inspired with a mot agreeable Melancholy , when I hear that fad and folemn Air with which the Publick are very often asked ...
... particular fwells his laft Note in an hollow Voice , that is not without its Harmony ; nor can I forbear being inspired with a mot agreeable Melancholy , when I hear that fad and folemn Air with which the Publick are very often asked ...
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