The Spectator, Volume 5Payne, Rivington, 1799 - English essays |
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Page 81
... notes in 6 volumes . N ° 63 , vol . II . p 319 , notes ; In his accounts of the convicts executed at Tyburn , P. Lorrain , gene- rally reprefented them as true penitents , and dying very well , after having lived for the most part very ...
... notes in 6 volumes . N ° 63 , vol . II . p 319 , notes ; In his accounts of the convicts executed at Tyburn , P. Lorrain , gene- rally reprefented them as true penitents , and dying very well , after having lived for the most part very ...
Page 128
... notes vol . I. N ° 7 ; and vol . III . N ° 81 : and notes . + " Yeafpeedily was he taken away , left wickedness fhould alter " his understanding ; or deceit beguile his foul - The LORD hath " fet him in fafety , & c . " WISDOM IV . II ...
... notes vol . I. N ° 7 ; and vol . III . N ° 81 : and notes . + " Yeafpeedily was he taken away , left wickedness fhould alter " his understanding ; or deceit beguile his foul - The LORD hath " fet him in fafety , & c . " WISDOM IV . II ...
Page 209
... notes among natives , where they live in groves of oranges , and hear the melody of birds about them . But a Lapland ... notes vol . I. No 12 ; SPECT . vol . III . N 223 ; and No 229 ; vol . V. No 393 , note ; and vol . VI . No 406 ...
... notes among natives , where they live in groves of oranges , and hear the melody of birds about them . But a Lapland ... notes vol . I. No 12 ; SPECT . vol . III . N 223 ; and No 229 ; vol . V. No 393 , note ; and vol . VI . No 406 ...
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