The Spectator, Volume 2J. J. Woodward, 1830 |
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Page 69
... leave ye , sons ! O were I able To waste it all myself , and leave you none ! So disinherited , how would you bless Me , now your curse ! Ah , why should all mankind , For one man's fault , thus guiltless be condemn'd If guiltless ? But ...
... leave ye , sons ! O were I able To waste it all myself , and leave you none ! So disinherited , how would you bless Me , now your curse ! Ah , why should all mankind , For one man's fault , thus guiltless be condemn'd If guiltless ? But ...
Page 86
... leave the mind of the reader , after having conducted it through many doubts and fears , sorrows and disquietudes ... leaves the adversary of mankind , in the last view which he gives of him , under the lowest state of mortification and ...
... leave the mind of the reader , after having conducted it through many doubts and fears , sorrows and disquietudes ... leaves the adversary of mankind , in the last view which he gives of him , under the lowest state of mortification and ...
Page 198
... leaves , fragrant flowers , and delicious , nourishing fruit . Sir , yours , & c . ' August 6 , 1712 . ' MR . SPECTATOR , -As I walked the other day in a fine garden , and observed the great variety of improvements in plants and flowers ...
... leaves , fragrant flowers , and delicious , nourishing fruit . Sir , yours , & c . ' August 6 , 1712 . ' MR . SPECTATOR , -As I walked the other day in a fine garden , and observed the great variety of improvements in plants and flowers ...
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