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you have all the Profpect of it ; the entire Concavity falls into your Eye at once , the Sight being as the Center that collects and gathers into it the Lines of the whole Circumference : In a fquare Pillar the Sight often takes in but ...
you have all the Profpect of it ; the entire Concavity falls into your Eye at once , the Sight being as the Center that collects and gathers into it the Lines of the whole Circumference : In a fquare Pillar the Sight often takes in but ...
Page 112
He advanced in the Shape of · an old Man in the Extremity of Age : The Hair he had was so very white it feem'd a real Snow ; his Eyes were red and piercing , and his Beard hung with a great Quantity of Icicles : He was wrapt up in Furrs ...
He advanced in the Shape of · an old Man in the Extremity of Age : The Hair he had was so very white it feem'd a real Snow ; his Eyes were red and piercing , and his Beard hung with a great Quantity of Icicles : He was wrapt up in Furrs ...
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It is not eafy to defcribe the many Efcapes and imperceptible Defences between two Men of quick Eyes and ready Limbs ; but Miller's . Heat laid him open to the Rebuke of the calm Buck , by a large cut on the Forehead .
It is not eafy to defcribe the many Efcapes and imperceptible Defences between two Men of quick Eyes and ready Limbs ; but Miller's . Heat laid him open to the Rebuke of the calm Buck , by a large cut on the Forehead .
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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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