The Spectator. Volume the First. [-eighth.].J. and R. Tonson in the Strand., 1744 |
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... World . This way of Life is recommended indeed with great Beauty , and in fuch a manner as disposes the Reader for the time to a pleafing Forgetfulness , or Negligence of the particular Hurry of Life in which he is engaged , together ...
... World . This way of Life is recommended indeed with great Beauty , and in fuch a manner as disposes the Reader for the time to a pleafing Forgetfulness , or Negligence of the particular Hurry of Life in which he is engaged , together ...
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... World and all our woe , With lofs of Eden , till one greater Man Reftore us , and regain the blissful Seat , Sing Heavenly Mufe ! THESE Lines are perhaps as plain , fimple and un- adorned , as any of the whole Poem , in which Particular ...
... World and all our woe , With lofs of Eden , till one greater Man Reftore us , and regain the blissful Seat , Sing Heavenly Mufe ! THESE Lines are perhaps as plain , fimple and un- adorned , as any of the whole Poem , in which Particular ...
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... World . ' Mr. Locke , in his celebrated Treatife of Education , • confeffes that there are Inconvéniencies to be ... World , and more sheepish when he comes Abroad . However as this learned Author afferts , That Virtue is much more ...
... World . ' Mr. Locke , in his celebrated Treatife of Education , • confeffes that there are Inconvéniencies to be ... World , and more sheepish when he comes Abroad . However as this learned Author afferts , That Virtue is much more ...
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