The Spectator, Volume 6J. and R. Tonson and S. Draper, 1753 - English essays |
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... particular Education , or whatever promotes our worldly Intereft or Advantage . In thefe and the like Cafes , a Man's Judgment is eafily perverted , and a wrong Bias hung upon his Mind . Thefe are the Inlets of Pre- jadice , the ...
... particular Education , or whatever promotes our worldly Intereft or Advantage . In thefe and the like Cafes , a Man's Judgment is eafily perverted , and a wrong Bias hung upon his Mind . Thefe are the Inlets of Pre- jadice , the ...
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... particular Sort which was offered him ; and not only fo , but any two Sorts of them that were mixt to- gether in an equal Proportion ; nay , he has carried the Experiment fo far , as upon tafting the Compofition of three different Sorts ...
... particular Sort which was offered him ; and not only fo , but any two Sorts of them that were mixt to- gether in an equal Proportion ; nay , he has carried the Experiment fo far , as upon tafting the Compofition of three different Sorts ...
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... Particular . " " I cannot help upon this Occafion remarking on the ⚫ excellent Memories of thofe Devotionifls , who upon re- turning from Church fhall give a particular Account ⚫ how two or three hundred People were dreffed ; a Thing ...
... Particular . " " I cannot help upon this Occafion remarking on the ⚫ excellent Memories of thofe Devotionifls , who upon re- turning from Church fhall give a particular Account ⚫ how two or three hundred People were dreffed ; a Thing ...
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