The Spectator. Volume the First. [-eighth.].J. and R. Tonson in the Strand., 1744 |
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... World , that shall contain within those narrow Dimen- fions a Heaven and Earth , Stars and Planets , and every different Species of living Creatures , in the fame Analogy and Proportion they bear to each other in our own Uni- verfe ...
... World , that shall contain within those narrow Dimen- fions a Heaven and Earth , Stars and Planets , and every different Species of living Creatures , in the fame Analogy and Proportion they bear to each other in our own Uni- verfe ...
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... World , cannot but be highly commendable . Good Lectures to 6. young Traders may have very good Effects on their Conduct : but beware you propagate no falfe Notions of Trade ; let none of your Correfpondents impofe on the World , by ...
... World , cannot but be highly commendable . Good Lectures to 6. young Traders may have very good Effects on their Conduct : but beware you propagate no falfe Notions of Trade ; let none of your Correfpondents impofe on the World , by ...
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... World . The chief Reafon for it I take to be as follows . A Man that has spent his Youth in Reading , has been used to find Virtue extolled , and Vice ftigmatized . A Man that has past his Time in the World , has often feen Vice ...
... World . The chief Reafon for it I take to be as follows . A Man that has spent his Youth in Reading , has been used to find Virtue extolled , and Vice ftigmatized . A Man that has past his Time in the World , has often feen Vice ...
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