The Spectator, Volume 5Payne, Rivington, 1799 - English essays |
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... mean and unpro mifing , that it is very wonderful , to think that ever fuch furprizing structures fhould have been ... means caufed it to be one of the most abstract and demon-- • ftrative of sciences . Who knows therefore but mo- tion ...
... mean and unpro mifing , that it is very wonderful , to think that ever fuch furprizing structures fhould have been ... means caufed it to be one of the most abstract and demon-- • ftrative of sciences . Who knows therefore but mo- tion ...
Page 146
... means honeftly . When a man has once forfeited the reputation of his integrity , he is fet faft , and nothing will then ferve his turn , nei- ther truth nor falfhood . And I have often thought , that God hath in his great wisdom hid ...
... means honeftly . When a man has once forfeited the reputation of his integrity , he is fet faft , and nothing will then ferve his turn , nei- ther truth nor falfhood . And I have often thought , that God hath in his great wisdom hid ...
Page 213
Our paper - manufacture takes into it several mean ma- terials which could be put to no other use , and affords work for ... means confiderably raise their rents , and the whole nation is in a great measure supplied with a ma- nufacture ...
Our paper - manufacture takes into it several mean ma- terials which could be put to no other use , and affords work for ... means confiderably raise their rents , and the whole nation is in a great measure supplied with a ma- nufacture ...
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