The Spectator, Volume 6J. and R. Tonson and S. Draper, 1753 - English essays |
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Page 98
... World , that fhall 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 fhall 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 ...
Page 180
... World whether it was poffible to alter a Word in them without doing them a manifest Hurt and Violence ; and whether they can ever appear rightly , and as they ought , but in their own native Drefs and Colours : And therefore I think I ...
... World whether it was poffible to alter a Word in them without doing them a manifest Hurt and Violence ; and whether they can ever appear rightly , and as they ought , but in their own native Drefs and Colours : And therefore I think I ...
Page 208
... World ; but I , a Tradefman , fhall give you ano- ther Account of this Matter in the plain Narrative of my own Life , I think it proper , in the firft Place , to acquaint my Readers , that fince my fetting out in the World , which was ...
... World ; but I , a Tradefman , fhall give you ano- ther Account of this Matter in the plain Narrative of my own Life , I think it proper , in the firft Place , to acquaint my Readers , that fince my fetting out in the World , which was ...
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