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This feeming Unconcern gives this Behaviour the Advantage of Sincerity , and infenfibly obtains your good Opinion , by appearing difinterested in the Purchase of ⚫ it . If you watch thele Correfpondents hereafter , you will find that ...
This feeming Unconcern gives this Behaviour the Advantage of Sincerity , and infenfibly obtains your good Opinion , by appearing difinterested in the Purchase of ⚫ it . If you watch thele Correfpondents hereafter , you will find that ...
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... though I my felf fhall have left me but very few Days to appear in Publick : But preferring the general Weal and Advantage to any Confiderations of my felf , I am refolved for the fature to publish any Spectator that deserves it ...
... though I my felf fhall have left me but very few Days to appear in Publick : But preferring the general Weal and Advantage to any Confiderations of my felf , I am refolved for the fature to publish any Spectator that deserves it ...
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RELIGIOUS Hope has likewife this Advantage above any other Kind of Hope , that it is able to revive the dying Man , and to fill his Mind not only with fecret Comfort and Refreshment , but fometimes with Rapture and Tranfport .
RELIGIOUS Hope has likewife this Advantage above any other Kind of Hope , that it is able to revive the dying Man , and to fill his Mind not only with fecret Comfort and Refreshment , but fometimes with Rapture and Tranfport .
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| Title | The Spectator: ... The Spectator: |
| Publisher | Phil. Crampton, 1737 |
| Original from | Oxford University |
| Digitized | Sep 21, 2006 |
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