The Spectator: ...Phil. Crampton, 1737 |
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Page 65
... of Cambray makes Telemachus fay , that tho ' he was young in Years , he was old in the Art of knowing how to keep both his own and his Friend's • Secrets . · • Secrets . When my Father , fays the No. 337. The SPECTATOR . 65.
... of Cambray makes Telemachus fay , that tho ' he was young in Years , he was old in the Art of knowing how to keep both his own and his Friend's • Secrets . · • Secrets . When my Father , fays the No. 337. The SPECTATOR . 65.
Page 181
... keep The Vigils of ber Night , and breaks their Sleep ; Each gentle Breaft with kindly Warmth she moves , Infpires new Flames , revives extinguish'd Loves . ACCORDINGLY among the Works of the great Masters in Painting , who have drawn ...
... keep The Vigils of ber Night , and breaks their Sleep ; Each gentle Breaft with kindly Warmth she moves , Infpires new Flames , revives extinguish'd Loves . ACCORDINGLY among the Works of the great Masters in Painting , who have drawn ...
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... keeps the Soul in a perpetual Calm . But having already touched on this last Confideration . I fhall here take Notice , that the World , in which we are placed , is filled with innumerable Objects that are proper to raise and keep alive ...
... keeps the Soul in a perpetual Calm . But having already touched on this last Confideration . I fhall here take Notice , that the World , in which we are placed , is filled with innumerable Objects that are proper to raise and keep alive ...
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