The Spectator. ...J. Tonson, 1724 |
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... Nature and e to Glory ; and Your Grace may make that Reflection with much more Justice . He fpoke it after he had arri ved at Empire , by an Ufurpation upon those whom he had enflaved ; but the Prince of Min delheim may rejoice in a ...
... Nature and e to Glory ; and Your Grace may make that Reflection with much more Justice . He fpoke it after he had arri ved at Empire , by an Ufurpation upon those whom he had enflaved ; but the Prince of Min delheim may rejoice in a ...
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... nature that have been detected in all Ages , I endeavour to fufpend my Belief till I hear more certain Accounts than any which have yet come to my Knowledge . In fhort , when I confi- der the Queftion , whether there are fuch Perfons in ...
... nature that have been detected in all Ages , I endeavour to fufpend my Belief till I hear more certain Accounts than any which have yet come to my Knowledge . In fhort , when I confi- der the Queftion , whether there are fuch Perfons in ...
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... Nature in fo much Wretchedness and Difgrace , but at the fame time could not forbear fmiling to hear Sir ROGER , who is a little puzzled about the the old Woman , advifing her as a Ju- ftice 7 : 17 N ° 117. The SPECTATOR .
... Nature in fo much Wretchedness and Difgrace , but at the fame time could not forbear fmiling to hear Sir ROGER , who is a little puzzled about the the old Woman , advifing her as a Ju- ftice 7 : 17 N ° 117. The SPECTATOR .
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... Nature is defaced Infirmity and Dotage . by N ° 118. Monday , July 16 . T ot Hæret lateri lethalis arundo . Virg . HIS agreeable Seat is fur- rounded with fo many plea- fing Walks , which are ftruck out of a Wood , in the midft of which ...
... Nature is defaced Infirmity and Dotage . by N ° 118. Monday , July 16 . T ot Hæret lateri lethalis arundo . Virg . HIS agreeable Seat is fur- rounded with fo many plea- fing Walks , which are ftruck out of a Wood , in the midft of which ...
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... Nature of Plants ; but has a Glass Hive , and comes into the Garden out of Books to fee them work and obferve the Policies of their Common - wealth . She understands every thing . I'd give ten Pounds to hear her argue with my Friend Sir ...
... Nature of Plants ; but has a Glass Hive , and comes into the Garden out of Books to fee them work and obferve the Policies of their Common - wealth . She understands every thing . I'd give ten Pounds to hear her argue with my Friend Sir ...
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