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... Objects : And thefe , I think , all proceed from the Sight of what is Great , Uncommon , or Beautiful . There may ... Objects Objects that offer themselves to its Obfervation . Such wide 60 No. 412 . The SPECTATOR .
... Objects : And thefe , I think , all proceed from the Sight of what is Great , Uncommon , or Beautiful . There may ... Objects Objects that offer themselves to its Obfervation . Such wide 60 No. 412 . The SPECTATOR .
Page 61
... Objects , and tired out with so many repeated Shows of the fame Things , that whatever is nerv or uncommon contributes a little to vary human Life , and to divert our Minds , for a while , with the Strangeness of its Appearance : It ...
... Objects , and tired out with so many repeated Shows of the fame Things , that whatever is nerv or uncommon contributes a little to vary human Life , and to divert our Minds , for a while , with the Strangeness of its Appearance : It ...
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... Objects with an endless Curiofity , is a Delight known only to thofe who are turned for Speculation : Nay they who enjoy it , muft value Things only as they are the Objects of Speculation , without drawing any worldly Ad- vantage to ...
... Objects with an endless Curiofity , is a Delight known only to thofe who are turned for Speculation : Nay they who enjoy it , muft value Things only as they are the Objects of Speculation , without drawing any worldly Ad- vantage to ...
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