The Spectator: ...Phil. Crampton, 1737 |
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... most useful in themselves , or the most advantageous to their owners . 6 6 6 6 THE Posts which require Men of fhining and un- common Parts to discharge them , are so very few , that many a great Genius goes out of the World without ever ...
... most useful in themselves , or the most advantageous to their owners . 6 6 6 6 THE Posts which require Men of fhining and un- common Parts to discharge them , are so very few , that many a great Genius goes out of the World without ever ...
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... most auguft Affembly in the World ; without Modefty he would have pleaded the Cause he had taken upon him , tho ' it had appeared ever fo fcandalous . FROM what has been faid , it is plain , that Modesty and Affurance are both amiable ...
... most auguft Affembly in the World ; without Modefty he would have pleaded the Cause he had taken upon him , tho ' it had appeared ever fo fcandalous . FROM what has been faid , it is plain , that Modesty and Affurance are both amiable ...
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... most important Parts in the vegetable World are thofe which are the most beautiful . Thefe are the Seeds by which the feveral Races of Plants are propagated and continued , and which are always lodged in Flowers or Bloffoms . Nature ...
... most important Parts in the vegetable World are thofe which are the most beautiful . Thefe are the Seeds by which the feveral Races of Plants are propagated and continued , and which are always lodged in Flowers or Bloffoms . Nature ...
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