The Spectator, Volume 5Payne, Rivington, 1799 - English essays |
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... themselves protectors and guarantees . 6 6 4 • I must own , fir , these are only broken incoherent ' memoirs of this wonderful fociety , but they are the ⚫ best I have been yet able to procure ; for , being but of late established , it ...
... themselves protectors and guarantees . 6 6 4 • I must own , fir , these are only broken incoherent ' memoirs of this wonderful fociety , but they are the ⚫ best I have been yet able to procure ; for , being but of late established , it ...
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... themselves ; he in that place therefore would no longer ineffectually exert a power which was incapable of conquering the prepoffeffion of their narrow and mean conceptions . Multitudes followed him , and brought him the dumb , the ...
... themselves ; he in that place therefore would no longer ineffectually exert a power which was incapable of conquering the prepoffeffion of their narrow and mean conceptions . Multitudes followed him , and brought him the dumb , the ...
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... themselves might think of it . As I had no acquaint- ' ance in the house to ask questions of , and was forced to go out of town early the next morning , I could not learn the fecret of this matter . What I would there- • fore defire of ...
... themselves might think of it . As I had no acquaint- ' ance in the house to ask questions of , and was forced to go out of town early the next morning , I could not learn the fecret of this matter . What I would there- • fore defire of ...
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