The Spectator, Volume 2J. J. Woodward, 1830 |
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Page 258
... short , I found but one husband among this great moun- tain of baggage , who was a lively cobbler , that kicked and spurred all the while his wife way carrying him on , and , as it was said , he had scarce passed a day in his life ...
... short , I found but one husband among this great moun- tain of baggage , who was a lively cobbler , that kicked and spurred all the while his wife way carrying him on , and , as it was said , he had scarce passed a day in his life ...
Page 292
... short readers , and amuse the imaginations of allusion ; and that even here he be not per- those who are more profound ; declaring , mitted to enter but with great caution and at the same time , that this is the last dream ...
... short readers , and amuse the imaginations of allusion ; and that even here he be not per- those who are more profound ; declaring , mitted to enter but with great caution and at the same time , that this is the last dream ...
Page 302
... short imperfect strokes in ourselves . It would therefore be very high presump- tion to determine whether the Supreme Being has not many more attributes than those which enter into our conceptions of him . This is certain , that if ...
... short imperfect strokes in ourselves . It would therefore be very high presump- tion to determine whether the Supreme Being has not many more attributes than those which enter into our conceptions of him . This is certain , that if ...
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