The Spectator. Volume the First. [-eighth.].J. and R. Tonson in the Strand., 1744 |
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... excellent Faculty in Mimickry my Correfpondents tell me he can affume my Air , and give my Taciturnity a Slinefs which diverts more than any Thing I could fay if I were prefent . Thus I am glad my Silence is atoned for to the good ...
... excellent Faculty in Mimickry my Correfpondents tell me he can affume my Air , and give my Taciturnity a Slinefs which diverts more than any Thing I could fay if I were prefent . Thus I am glad my Silence is atoned for to the good ...
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... Excellent Piece , has not perhaps read one of the strongest Perfuafives to a Religious Life that ever was written in any Language . THE Confideration , with which I fhall close this Effay upon Death , is one of the most ancient and most ...
... Excellent Piece , has not perhaps read one of the strongest Perfuafives to a Religious Life that ever was written in any Language . THE Confideration , with which I fhall close this Effay upon Death , is one of the most ancient and most ...
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... excellent Woman , her Character , N. 302 . Envy ; the Abhorrence of Envy , a certain Note of a great Mind , 253 . Eyes ; the prevailing Influence of the Eye inftanced in feveral Particulars , N. 252 . F F. Able of a Drop of Water , N ...
... excellent Woman , her Character , N. 302 . Envy ; the Abhorrence of Envy , a certain Note of a great Mind , 253 . Eyes ; the prevailing Influence of the Eye inftanced in feveral Particulars , N. 252 . F F. Able of a Drop of Water , N ...
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