The Spectator, Volume 5Payne, Rivington, 1799 - English essays |
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Page 164
... feveral changes in nature , and fully the beauty of the creation . Accordingly they are reprefented as infecting the ftars and planets with malignant influences , weakening the light of the fun , bringing down the winter into the milder ...
... feveral changes in nature , and fully the beauty of the creation . Accordingly they are reprefented as infecting the ftars and planets with malignant influences , weakening the light of the fun , bringing down the winter into the milder ...
Page 213
... feveral hands in the collection of them , which are incapable of any other employment . Those poor retailers , whom we fee fo bufy in every street , deliver in their respective gleanings to the merchant . The mer- chant carries them in ...
... feveral hands in the collection of them , which are incapable of any other employment . Those poor retailers , whom we fee fo bufy in every street , deliver in their respective gleanings to the merchant . The mer- chant carries them in ...
Page 226
... feveral poetical paffages in Scrip- ture . I might have inferted alfo feveral paffages in Taffo , which our author has imitated ; but as I do not look upon Taffo to be a fufficient voucher , I would not perplex my reader with fuch ...
... feveral poetical paffages in Scrip- ture . I might have inferted alfo feveral paffages in Taffo , which our author has imitated ; but as I do not look upon Taffo to be a fufficient voucher , I would not perplex my reader with fuch ...
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