The Spectator: ...Phil. Crampton, 1737 |
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... turned his Eye towards that of the Dead . His Name was ENVY . HAVING taken a curfory View of one Side of the Gallery , I turned my felf to that which was filled by the Works of thofe great Mafters that were dead ; when im- mediately I ...
... turned his Eye towards that of the Dead . His Name was ENVY . HAVING taken a curfory View of one Side of the Gallery , I turned my felf to that which was filled by the Works of thofe great Mafters that were dead ; when im- mediately I ...
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... turned into Commerces of Interests , or mere Profeffions . While these were the Rules of Life , Perjuries in the Prince , and a general Corrup- tion of Manners in the Subject , were the Snares in which France has entangled all her ...
... turned into Commerces of Interests , or mere Profeffions . While these were the Rules of Life , Perjuries in the Prince , and a general Corrup- tion of Manners in the Subject , were the Snares in which France has entangled all her ...
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... turned about to ad- drefs my felf to him a fecond time , but I found that he had left me ; I then turned again to the Vision which ⚫ I had been fo long contemplating , but inftead of the rolling Tide , the arched Bridge , and the happy ...
... turned about to ad- drefs my felf to him a fecond time , but I found that he had left me ; I then turned again to the Vision which ⚫ I had been fo long contemplating , but inftead of the rolling Tide , the arched Bridge , and the happy ...
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