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Our Sight seems defigned to fupply all these Defects , and may be confidered as a more delicate and diffufive kind of Touch , that spreads itself over an infinite Multitude of Bodies , comprehends the largeft Figures , and brings into ...
Our Sight seems defigned to fupply all these Defects , and may be confidered as a more delicate and diffufive kind of Touch , that spreads itself over an infinite Multitude of Bodies , comprehends the largeft Figures , and brings into ...
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my own , by dreffing them in my own Stile , by leaving out what would not appear like mine , and by adding whatever might be proper to adapt them to the Character and Genius of my Paper , with which it was almost impoffible these could ...
my own , by dreffing them in my own Stile , by leaving out what would not appear like mine , and by adding whatever might be proper to adapt them to the Character and Genius of my Paper , with which it was almost impoffible these could ...
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... the griping Penury of these filthy Jades at home , how greedy of a Cruft , how eagerly they flabber and fofs upon Brown - George out of ftinking Pottage , to know all these before - hand , may be the faving of a young Man .
... the griping Penury of these filthy Jades at home , how greedy of a Cruft , how eagerly they flabber and fofs upon Brown - George out of ftinking Pottage , to know all these before - hand , may be the faving of a young Man .
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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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