The Spectator: ...Phil. Crampton, 1737 |
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... late French King was most like Auguftus Cæfar , or Nero . The Controver- fy was carried on with great Heat on both Sides , and as each of them looked upon me very frequently during the Course of their Debate , I was under fome Apprehen ...
... late French King was most like Auguftus Cæfar , or Nero . The Controver- fy was carried on with great Heat on both Sides , and as each of them looked upon me very frequently during the Course of their Debate , I was under fome Apprehen ...
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... HA AVING feen a Tranflation of one of the Chap ters in the Canticles into English Verse inferted among your late Papers , I have ventured to fend you the 6 the 7th Chapter of the Proverbs in a poetical 54 No.410 . The SPECTATOR .
... HA AVING feen a Tranflation of one of the Chap ters in the Canticles into English Verse inferted among your late Papers , I have ventured to fend you the 6 the 7th Chapter of the Proverbs in a poetical 54 No.410 . The SPECTATOR .
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... late fo brightened , that the Charac- ters of Self - Prefervation , like a lefs Light fet by a great- er , are become almost imperceptible ? Thus has Money got the upper Hand of what all Mankind formerly thought moft dear , viz ...
... late fo brightened , that the Charac- ters of Self - Prefervation , like a lefs Light fet by a great- er , are become almost imperceptible ? Thus has Money got the upper Hand of what all Mankind formerly thought moft dear , viz ...
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