The Spectator, Volume 6J. and R. Tonson, 1728 |
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Page 24
... thofe Words , Who can understand his Errors ? cleanfe thou me from fecret Faults . IF the open Profeffors of Impiety deferve the utmoft Application and Endeavours of Moral Writers to recover them from Vice and Folly , how much more may ...
... thofe Words , Who can understand his Errors ? cleanfe thou me from fecret Faults . IF the open Profeffors of Impiety deferve the utmoft Application and Endeavours of Moral Writers to recover them from Vice and Folly , how much more may ...
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... thofe Actions which proceed from natural Con- ftitution , favourite Paffions , particular Education , or whatever promotes our worldly Interest or Advantage . In these and the like Cafes , a Man's Judgment is eafily perverted , and a ...
... thofe Actions which proceed from natural Con- ftitution , favourite Paffions , particular Education , or whatever promotes our worldly Interest or Advantage . In these and the like Cafes , a Man's Judgment is eafily perverted , and a ...
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... thofe of other Men can poffibly be : But in this it happens un- fortunately , that as there ought to be nothing con- cealed from one Friend to another , the Friends of different Sexes very often find fatal Effects from their Unanimity ...
... thofe of other Men can poffibly be : But in this it happens un- fortunately , that as there ought to be nothing con- cealed from one Friend to another , the Friends of different Sexes very often find fatal Effects from their Unanimity ...
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... thofe who love . Ifhall be all this Month at Lady D -'s in the Country ; but , the Woods , the Fields and Gar- dens , without Philander , afford no Pleasures to ' the unhappy · AMORET . I must defire you , dear Mr. Spectator , to pub ...
... thofe who love . Ifhall be all this Month at Lady D -'s in the Country ; but , the Woods , the Fields and Gar- dens , without Philander , afford no Pleasures to ' the unhappy · AMORET . I must defire you , dear Mr. Spectator , to pub ...
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... thofe of Cheapfide , who are likewife removed from thofe of the Temple on the one fide , and those of Smithfield on the other , by feveral Climates and Degrees in their way of Thinking and Converfing together . FOR this Reason , when ...
... thofe of Cheapfide , who are likewife removed from thofe of the Temple on the one fide , and those of Smithfield on the other , by feveral Climates and Degrees in their way of Thinking and Converfing together . FOR this Reason , when ...
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