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Page 103
... Advantage of Sincerity , and infenfibly obtains your good Opinion , by appearing difinterested in the Purchase of it . If you watch thefe Correfpondents hereafter , you ⚫ will find that Strephon makes his Vifit of Civility im ...
... Advantage of Sincerity , and infenfibly obtains your good Opinion , by appearing difinterested in the Purchase of it . If you watch thefe Correfpondents hereafter , you ⚫ will find that Strephon makes his Vifit of Civility im ...
Page 170
... Advantage to any Confiderations of my felf , I am refolved for the future to publish any Spectator that deferves it , entire , and without any Alteration ; affuring the World ( if there can be need of it ) that it is none of mine ; and ...
... Advantage to any Confiderations of my felf , I am refolved for the future to publish any Spectator that deferves it , entire , and without any Alteration ; affuring the World ( if there can be need of it ) that it is none of mine ; and ...
Page 279
... Advantages . It does not only bear up the Mind under her Sufferings , but makes her rejoyce in them , as they may be the Inftruments of procuring her the great and ultimate End of all her Hope . RELIGIOUS Hope has likewife this Advantage ...
... Advantages . It does not only bear up the Mind under her Sufferings , but makes her rejoyce in them , as they may be the Inftruments of procuring her the great and ultimate End of all her Hope . RELIGIOUS Hope has likewife this Advantage ...
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