The Spectator, Volume 6J. and R. Tonson and S. Draper, 1753 - English essays |
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Page 32
... Matter , is to fly away for ever , which I must do to avoid my Hufband's fatal Re- ⚫ fentment against the Man who attempts to abuse him , ⚫ and the Shame of expofing a Parent to Infamy . The • Perfons concerned will know thefe ...
... Matter , is to fly away for ever , which I must do to avoid my Hufband's fatal Re- ⚫ fentment against the Man who attempts to abuse him , ⚫ and the Shame of expofing a Parent to Infamy . The • Perfons concerned will know thefe ...
Page 72
... Matter , tho ' indeed the Ideas of Colours are fo pleasing and beautiful in the Imagination , that it is poffible the Soul will not be deprived of them , but per- haps find them excited by fome other Occafional Cause , as they are at ...
... Matter , tho ' indeed the Ideas of Colours are fo pleasing and beautiful in the Imagination , that it is poffible the Soul will not be deprived of them , but per- haps find them excited by fome other Occafional Cause , as they are at ...
Page 99
... Matter through an infinite Variety of Divisions , but the Fancy foon lofes fight of it , and feels in itself a kind of Chaẩm , that wants to be filled with Matter of a more fenfible Bulk . We can neither widen , nor contract the Faculty ...
... Matter through an infinite Variety of Divisions , but the Fancy foon lofes fight of it , and feels in itself a kind of Chaẩm , that wants to be filled with Matter of a more fenfible Bulk . We can neither widen , nor contract the Faculty ...
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