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I wish it were the Beginning of Repentance , that I fit down and defcribe my prefent Difpofition with fo hellifh an Afpect ; but at prefent the Deltruction of these two • excellent Perfons would be more welcome to me than their ...
I wish it were the Beginning of Repentance , that I fit down and defcribe my prefent Difpofition with fo hellifh an Afpect ; but at prefent the Deltruction of these two • excellent Perfons would be more welcome to me than their ...
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For my own Part , I muft declare , the Papers I prefent the Publick are like Fairy Favours , which fhall last no longer than while the Author is concealed . THAT which makes it particularly difficult to reftrain these Sons of Calumny ...
For my own Part , I muft declare , the Papers I prefent the Publick are like Fairy Favours , which fhall last no longer than while the Author is concealed . THAT which makes it particularly difficult to reftrain these Sons of Calumny ...
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T HE Time prefent feldom affords fufficient Employment to the Mind of Man . Objects of Pain or Pleasure , Love or Admiration , do not lie thick enough together in Life to keep the Soul in conftant Action , and fupply an immediate ...
T HE Time prefent feldom affords fufficient Employment to the Mind of Man . Objects of Pain or Pleasure , Love or Admiration , do not lie thick enough together in Life to keep the Soul in conftant Action , and fupply an immediate ...
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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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