The Spectator, Volume 6J. and R. Tonson and S. Draper, 1753 - English essays |
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... prefent Dif- pofition with fo hellish an Afpect ; but at prefent the Destruction of these two excellent Perfons would be < more welcome to me than their Happiness . Mr. SPEC- TATOR , pray let me have a Paper on these terrible ...
... prefent Dif- pofition with fo hellish an Afpect ; but at prefent the Destruction of these two excellent Perfons would be < more welcome to me than their Happiness . Mr. SPEC- TATOR , pray let me have a Paper on these terrible ...
Page 72
... prefent by the different Impreffions of the fubtle Matter on the Organ of Sight . I have here fuppofed that my Reader is acquainted with that great Modern Discovery , which is at prefent univerfally acknowledged by all the Inquirers ...
... prefent by the different Impreffions of the fubtle Matter on the Organ of Sight . I have here fuppofed that my Reader is acquainted with that great Modern Discovery , which is at prefent univerfally acknowledged by all the Inquirers ...
Page 293
... prefent to entertain us . It is like thofe Repofito- ries in feveral Animals that are filled with Stores of their former Food , on which they may ruminate when their prefent Pafture fails . AS the Memory relieves the Mind in her vacant ...
... prefent to entertain us . It is like thofe Repofito- ries in feveral Animals that are filled with Stores of their former Food , on which they may ruminate when their prefent Pafture fails . AS the Memory relieves the Mind in her vacant ...
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