The Spectator: ...Phil. Crampton, 1737 |
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... give him an oppor- 6 tunity to break his Mind . I am , SIR , Your bumble Servant , Mary Comfits . IF I observe he cannot speak , I'll give him time to recover himself and ask him how he does . · 6 " 6 Dear SIR , BEG you to print this ...
... give him an oppor- 6 tunity to break his Mind . I am , SIR , Your bumble Servant , Mary Comfits . IF I observe he cannot speak , I'll give him time to recover himself and ask him how he does . · 6 " 6 Dear SIR , BEG you to print this ...
Page 182
... give in their Almanacks for this Month ; fuch as are a spare and fimple Diet , with the moderate Use of Phlebotomy . UNDER this Head of Abftinence I fhall also advise my fair Readers to be in a particular manner careful how they meddle ...
... give in their Almanacks for this Month ; fuch as are a spare and fimple Diet , with the moderate Use of Phlebotomy . UNDER this Head of Abftinence I fhall also advise my fair Readers to be in a particular manner careful how they meddle ...
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... give the animal Spirits a fufficient Exercife ; whereas the Rays that produce in us the Idea of Green fall upon the Eye in fuch a due Proportion , that they give the animal Spirits their proper Play , and by keeping up the Struggle in a ...
... give the animal Spirits a fufficient Exercife ; whereas the Rays that produce in us the Idea of Green fall upon the Eye in fuch a due Proportion , that they give the animal Spirits their proper Play , and by keeping up the Struggle in a ...
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