The Spectator: ...Phil. Crampton, 1737 |
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... Hands into their Pockets as far as ever they can thrust them , and others looking with great Attention on a piece of ... Hand , which he ufed to twist about a Thumb , or a Finger , all the while he was speaking : The Waggs of thofe Days ...
... Hands into their Pockets as far as ever they can thrust them , and others looking with great Attention on a piece of ... Hand , which he ufed to twist about a Thumb , or a Finger , all the while he was speaking : The Waggs of thofe Days ...
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... Hand ; • Primroses and Violets fprang up under his Feet , and all • Nature was cheer'd at his Approach . Flora was on · one Hand and Vertumnus on the other in a Robe of changeable Silk . After this I was furprized to see the ' Moon ...
... Hand ; • Primroses and Violets fprang up under his Feet , and all • Nature was cheer'd at his Approach . Flora was on · one Hand and Vertumnus on the other in a Robe of changeable Silk . After this I was furprized to see the ' Moon ...
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... hand I shall not be moved . Therefore my Heart is glad , and my Glory rejoyceth : My Flesh alfo fhall reft in hope . For thou wilt not leave my Soul in Hell , neither wilt thou fuffer thine holy One to fee Corruption . Thou wilt fhew me ...
... hand I shall not be moved . Therefore my Heart is glad , and my Glory rejoyceth : My Flesh alfo fhall reft in hope . For thou wilt not leave my Soul in Hell , neither wilt thou fuffer thine holy One to fee Corruption . Thou wilt fhew me ...
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