The Spectator: ...Phil. Crampton, 1737 |
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... still a greater Crime , fince I cannot continue to love her , to profefs that I do . Το marry a Woman with the Coldness that ufually indeed comes on after Marriage , is ruining one's felf with one's Eyes open befides , it is really ...
... still a greater Crime , fince I cannot continue to love her , to profefs that I do . Το marry a Woman with the Coldness that ufually indeed comes on after Marriage , is ruining one's felf with one's Eyes open befides , it is really ...
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... Slime they ufed inftead of Mortar . IN Egypt we still fee their Pyramids , which answer to the Defcriptions that have been made of them ; and I D 3 que- queftion not but a Traveller might find out fome Re- No. 415 . 71 The SPECTATOR .
... Slime they ufed inftead of Mortar . IN Egypt we still fee their Pyramids , which answer to the Defcriptions that have been made of them ; and I D 3 que- queftion not but a Traveller might find out fome Re- No. 415 . 71 The SPECTATOR .
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... still fome ⚫ fmall Likeness of the Spring ; but the other two feemed to Step with a lefs Vigorous Tread , efpecially Auguft , who feem'd almoft to faint whilft for half the Steps he • took the Dog - ftar levelled his Rays full at his ...
... still fome ⚫ fmall Likeness of the Spring ; but the other two feemed to Step with a lefs Vigorous Tread , efpecially Auguft , who feem'd almoft to faint whilft for half the Steps he • took the Dog - ftar levelled his Rays full at his ...
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