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Page 52
... rife by feven , and pafs the beginning of each day in devotion , and look . ing into thofe affairs that fall within the occurrences of a retired life ; in the afternoon we sometimes enjoy the company of fome friend or neighbour , or ...
... rife by feven , and pafs the beginning of each day in devotion , and look . ing into thofe affairs that fall within the occurrences of a retired life ; in the afternoon we sometimes enjoy the company of fome friend or neighbour , or ...
Page 64
... and progrefs of the character by which dances are writ do vr , and communicated from one mafter to another . If fome great genius after this would a- · C " ' rife , and advance this art to that perfection 64 No. 334 . THE SPECTATOR .
... and progrefs of the character by which dances are writ do vr , and communicated from one mafter to another . If fome great genius after this would a- · C " ' rife , and advance this art to that perfection 64 No. 334 . THE SPECTATOR .
Page 65
... rife to mufic ? Yet Macrobius in his fecond book . relates , that Pythagoras , in paling by a fmith's fhop , found that the founds proceeding from the hammers " were either more grave or acute , according to the ' different weights of ...
... rife to mufic ? Yet Macrobius in his fecond book . relates , that Pythagoras , in paling by a fmith's fhop , found that the founds proceeding from the hammers " were either more grave or acute , according to the ' different weights of ...
Page 70
... rife up in a rage , And fwear all fhames loft in George's age . You'd think no fools difgrac'd the former reign , Did not fome grave examples yet remain , Who fcorn a lad fhould teach his father skill , And , having once been wrong ...
... rife up in a rage , And fwear all fhames loft in George's age . You'd think no fools difgrac'd the former reign , Did not fome grave examples yet remain , Who fcorn a lad fhould teach his father skill , And , having once been wrong ...
Page 84
... of the fublime manner in which the lawgiver of the Jews has deferibed the creation in the firft chapter of Genefis ; and there are many other paffages in fcrip- ture , which rife up to the fame majefty , 84 THE SPECTATOR .
... of the fublime manner in which the lawgiver of the Jews has deferibed the creation in the firft chapter of Genefis ; and there are many other paffages in fcrip- ture , which rife up to the fame majefty , 84 THE SPECTATOR .
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