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fo folemn in the Speeches of his Ghofts , Fairies , Witches and the like imaginary Perfons , that we cannot forbear thinking them natural , tho ' we have no Rule by which to judge of them , and muft confefs , if there are fuch Beings in ...
fo folemn in the Speeches of his Ghofts , Fairies , Witches and the like imaginary Perfons , that we cannot forbear thinking them natural , tho ' we have no Rule by which to judge of them , and muft confefs , if there are fuch Beings in ...
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I will not prepoffefs the Reader with too great Expec tation of the extraordinary Advantages which must redound to the Publick by these Effays , when the different Thoughts and Obfervations of all Sorts of Perfons , ac cording to their ...
I will not prepoffefs the Reader with too great Expec tation of the extraordinary Advantages which must redound to the Publick by these Effays , when the different Thoughts and Obfervations of all Sorts of Perfons , ac cording to their ...
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... I have been accused by these despicableWretches of Trimming , Timeferving , perfonal Reflection , fecret Satire ... those who will be applying every Sentence , and finding out Perfons and Things in it , which it has no Regard to ?
... I have been accused by these despicableWretches of Trimming , Timeferving , perfonal Reflection , fecret Satire ... those who will be applying every Sentence , and finding out Perfons and Things in it , which it has no Regard to ?
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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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