The Spectator, Volume 5W. Wilson, 1778 |
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... particular manner fuitable to our first parents , who had the creation fresh upon their minds , and had not seen the various difpen- fations of providence , nor confequently could be ac- quainted with thofe many topics of praife which ...
... particular manner fuitable to our first parents , who had the creation fresh upon their minds , and had not seen the various difpen- fations of providence , nor confequently could be ac- quainted with thofe many topics of praife which ...
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... particular dances of the Greeks and Romans , whether religious , warlike , or civil ; and tak- en particular notice of that part of dancing relating to the ancient ftage , and in which the Pantomimes had fo great a share : nor have I ...
... particular dances of the Greeks and Romans , whether religious , warlike , or civil ; and tak- en particular notice of that part of dancing relating to the ancient ftage , and in which the Pantomimes had fo great a share : nor have I ...
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... particular perfonis recommended to them in grofs ; inttead of which they ought to be taught wherein such a man , tho ' great in fome refpects , was weak and faulty ' in others . For want of this caution , a boy is often fo dazzled with ...
... particular perfonis recommended to them in grofs ; inttead of which they ought to be taught wherein such a man , tho ' great in fome refpects , was weak and faulty ' in others . For want of this caution , a boy is often fo dazzled with ...
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