The Spectator: ...Phil. Crampton, 1737 - English essays |
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... fame time , open the Mind to vaft Conceptions , and fit it to converfe with the Divinity of the Place . For every thing that is Majeftick imprints an Awfulness and Reve rence on the Mind of the Beholder , and ftrikes in with the natural ...
... fame time , open the Mind to vaft Conceptions , and fit it to converfe with the Divinity of the Place . For every thing that is Majeftick imprints an Awfulness and Reve rence on the Mind of the Beholder , and ftrikes in with the natural ...
Page 136
... fame Manner , nor have all the fame Talents . Thofe who are deficient deferve our Compaffion , and have a Title to our Afiiftance . All cannot be bred in the fame Place ; but in all Places there arife , at different Times , fuch Perfons ...
... fame Manner , nor have all the fame Talents . Thofe who are deficient deferve our Compaffion , and have a Title to our Afiiftance . All cannot be bred in the fame Place ; but in all Places there arife , at different Times , fuch Perfons ...
Page 206
... fame Tale told us in fo many different Papers , and if Occafion requires in fo many Articles of the fame Paper ; notwithstanding in a Scarcity of Foreign Posts we hear the fame Story re- peated , by different Advices from Paris ...
... fame Tale told us in fo many different Papers , and if Occafion requires in fo many Articles of the fame Paper ; notwithstanding in a Scarcity of Foreign Posts we hear the fame Story re- peated , by different Advices from Paris ...
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