The Spectator, Том 2Dent, 1945 |
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... express Re- velation . At the same time , if we turn our Thoughts inward upon our selves , we may meet with a kind of secret Sense con- curring with the Proofs of our own Immortality . You have in my Opinion rais'd a good presumptive ...
... express Re- velation . At the same time , if we turn our Thoughts inward upon our selves , we may meet with a kind of secret Sense con- curring with the Proofs of our own Immortality . You have in my Opinion rais'd a good presumptive ...
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... express the Pleasure we enjoy from ten at Night till four in the Morning , in being as rude as you Men can be , for your Lives . As our Play runs high the Room is immediately filled with broken Fans , torn Petti- coats , Lappets of Head ...
... express the Pleasure we enjoy from ten at Night till four in the Morning , in being as rude as you Men can be , for your Lives . As our Play runs high the Room is immediately filled with broken Fans , torn Petti- coats , Lappets of Head ...
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... express the Beauty and Life of the Original . But the great Judge of all the Earth knows every different State and Degree of humane Improvement , from those weak Stirrings and Ten- dencies of the Will which have not yet formed ...
... express the Beauty and Life of the Original . But the great Judge of all the Earth knows every different State and Degree of humane Improvement , from those weak Stirrings and Ten- dencies of the Will which have not yet formed ...
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