The Spectator: ...Phil. Crampton, 1737 |
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... first heard , and being regarded before others in Matters of ordinary Confideration . At the fame time the Handfome should confider that it is a Poffeffion , as it were , foreign to them . No one can give it himself , or preferve it ...
... first heard , and being regarded before others in Matters of ordinary Confideration . At the fame time the Handfome should confider that it is a Poffeffion , as it were , foreign to them . No one can give it himself , or preferve it ...
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... first among those who knew me : My Character for Modesty was fo notorious wherever I had hitherto ap- peared , that I refolved to fhew my new Face in new Quarters of the World . My first Step I chofe with Judg- ment , for I went to ...
... first among those who knew me : My Character for Modesty was fo notorious wherever I had hitherto ap- peared , that I refolved to fhew my new Face in new Quarters of the World . My first Step I chofe with Judg- ment , for I went to ...
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... first Clafs , who was hurried on by a natural Fire and Impetuofity to vaft Concepti- ons of Things and noble Sallies of Imagination . At the fame time , can any thing be more ridiculous than for Men of a fober and moderate Fancy to ...
... first Clafs , who was hurried on by a natural Fire and Impetuofity to vaft Concepti- ons of Things and noble Sallies of Imagination . At the fame time , can any thing be more ridiculous than for Men of a fober and moderate Fancy to ...
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