The Spectator, Volume 5Payne, Rivington, 1799 - English essays |
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... light with · a lanthorn and candle , fo I intend for the future to walk the streets with a dark lanthorn , which has a convex crystal , in it ; and if any man ftares at me , I · give fair warning that I will direct the light full into ...
... light with · a lanthorn and candle , fo I intend for the future to walk the streets with a dark lanthorn , which has a convex crystal , in it ; and if any man ftares at me , I · give fair warning that I will direct the light full into ...
Page 260
... light , and in thy temple bend ; See thy bright altars throng'd with proftrate kings , And heap'd with products of Sabæan springs ! For thee Idume's fpicy forefts blow , C. 60. v.3 . C.6o . v.6 . Cap . 60 . 19.10 . C. ST . V. 6 . C , 51 ...
... light , and in thy temple bend ; See thy bright altars throng'd with proftrate kings , And heap'd with products of Sabæan springs ! For thee Idume's fpicy forefts blow , C. 60. v.3 . C.6o . v.6 . Cap . 60 . 19.10 . C. ST . V. 6 . C , 51 ...
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... light or advantage to fuch as stood by it . For my own part , as I fhall from time to time communicate to the public whatever discoveries I happen to make , I fhould much rather be compared to an ordinary lamp , which confumes and ...
... light or advantage to fuch as stood by it . For my own part , as I fhall from time to time communicate to the public whatever discoveries I happen to make , I fhould much rather be compared to an ordinary lamp , which confumes and ...
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