The Spectator. Volume the First. [-eighth.].J. and R. Tonson in the Strand., 1744 |
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... thing but a direct Farce ? But fuch is the Weak- nefs of our Nature , that when Men are a little exalted in their Condition , they immediately conceive they have ad- ditional Senfes , and their Capacities enlarged not only above other ...
... thing but a direct Farce ? But fuch is the Weak- nefs of our Nature , that when Men are a little exalted in their Condition , they immediately conceive they have ad- ditional Senfes , and their Capacities enlarged not only above other ...
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... Thing , as vifiting her Sifter , or taking the Air ' with her Mother , it is always carried with the Air of a Secret : Then fhe will fometimes tell a Thing of no Confequence , as if it was only Want of Memory made her conceal it before ...
... Thing , as vifiting her Sifter , or taking the Air ' with her Mother , it is always carried with the Air of a Secret : Then fhe will fometimes tell a Thing of no Confequence , as if it was only Want of Memory made her conceal it before ...
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... thing which may poffibly difplease him . BUT notwithstanding this plaufible Reason with which both the Jew and the Roman - Catholick would excufe their respective Superftitions , it is certain there is fome- thing in them very ...
... thing which may poffibly difplease him . BUT notwithstanding this plaufible Reason with which both the Jew and the Roman - Catholick would excufe their respective Superftitions , it is certain there is fome- thing in them very ...
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