The Spectator. Volume the First. [-eighth.].J. and R. Tonson in the Strand., 1744 |
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... defigning to one , which makes him appear a Saint or Hero to another . He therefore who looks up- on the Soul through its ... Defign , but can never express the Beauty and Life of the Original . But the great Judge of all the Earth knows ...
... defigning to one , which makes him appear a Saint or Hero to another . He therefore who looks up- on the Soul through its ... Defign , but can never express the Beauty and Life of the Original . But the great Judge of all the Earth knows ...
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... defigned for fuch as these , fince nothing is more ufual than for Thrift to disappoint the Ends of Ambition ; it being almoft impoffible that the Mind fhould be intent upon Trifles , while it is at the fame time forming fome great Defign ...
... defigned for fuch as these , fince nothing is more ufual than for Thrift to disappoint the Ends of Ambition ; it being almoft impoffible that the Mind fhould be intent upon Trifles , while it is at the fame time forming fome great Defign ...
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... defign to marry , yet , that they may appear to have fome Senfe of Gallantry , think they must pay their Dewoirs to one particular Fair ; in order to which they fingle out from amongst the Herd of Females her to whom they defign to make ...
... defign to marry , yet , that they may appear to have fome Senfe of Gallantry , think they must pay their Dewoirs to one particular Fair ; in order to which they fingle out from amongst the Herd of Females her to whom they defign to make ...
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