The Spectator, Volume 4J. and R. Tonson and S. Draper, 1753 - English essays |
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Page 154
... occafion for a Parish Sexton , fometimes for an Un- dertaker , and fometimes for a Doctor of Phyfick . In this , however , I am guided by the Spirit of a Philofo- pher , as I take occafion from hence to reflect upon the regular Increase ...
... occafion for a Parish Sexton , fometimes for an Un- dertaker , and fometimes for a Doctor of Phyfick . In this , however , I am guided by the Spirit of a Philofo- pher , as I take occafion from hence to reflect upon the regular Increase ...
Page 214
... Occafion of fuch a Super- stition . We came to a fair large River- -doubtless the Ancient River Adonis , fo famous for the Idola- trous Rites performed here in Lamentation of Adonis . We had the Fortune to fee what may be fuppofed to ...
... Occafion of fuch a Super- stition . We came to a fair large River- -doubtless the Ancient River Adonis , fo famous for the Idola- trous Rites performed here in Lamentation of Adonis . We had the Fortune to fee what may be fuppofed to ...
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... Occafion , ibid . Amilcar's Anfwer , ibid . from - on the Education of Children , N. 307. from Mules Palfrey , with a Project for the better regulating of Matches , N. 308. from a Tradefman married to a Woman of Quality , ibid . from ...
... Occafion , ibid . Amilcar's Anfwer , ibid . from - on the Education of Children , N. 307. from Mules Palfrey , with a Project for the better regulating of Matches , N. 308. from a Tradefman married to a Woman of Quality , ibid . from ...
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