The Spectator, Volume 2J. J. Woodward, 1830 |
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Page 152
... matter . And here the mind re- measures in his mind adjusted to such ex - ceives a great deal of satisfaction , and has traordinary degrees of grandeur or minute- ness . The understanding , indeed , opens an infinite space on every side ...
... matter . And here the mind re- measures in his mind adjusted to such ex - ceives a great deal of satisfaction , and has traordinary degrees of grandeur or minute- ness . The understanding , indeed , opens an infinite space on every side ...
Page 194
... matter of speculation in those parts . 6 By a fisherman who lately touched at Hammersmith , there is advice from Put- ney , that a certain person well known in that place , is like to lose his election for churchwarden ; but this being ...
... matter of speculation in those parts . 6 By a fisherman who lately touched at Hammersmith , there is advice from Put- ney , that a certain person well known in that place , is like to lose his election for churchwarden ; but this being ...
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... matter , with the several rela- tions which those bodies bear to one an- other ; there is still , methinks , something more wonderful and surprising in contem- plations on the world of life , by which I mean all those animals with which ...
... matter , with the several rela- tions which those bodies bear to one an- other ; there is still , methinks , something more wonderful and surprising in contem- plations on the world of life , by which I mean all those animals with which ...
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