The Spectator: ...Phil. Crampton, 1737 |
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Page 181
... obferve Cupids confufed with Ze- phyrs flying up and down promifcuoufly in feveral Parts of the Picture . I cannot but add from my own Experi- ence , that about this Time of the Year Love Letters come up to me in great Numbers from all ...
... obferve Cupids confufed with Ze- phyrs flying up and down promifcuoufly in feveral Parts of the Picture . I cannot but add from my own Experi- ence , that about this Time of the Year Love Letters come up to me in great Numbers from all ...
Page 243
... obferve how thick the City was fet with Churches , and that there was fearce a fin- gle Steeple on this fide Temple Bar . A most Heathenish Sight lays Sir ROGER : There is no Religion at this End of the Town , The fifty new Churches ...
... obferve how thick the City was fet with Churches , and that there was fearce a fin- gle Steeple on this fide Temple Bar . A most Heathenish Sight lays Sir ROGER : There is no Religion at this End of the Town , The fifty new Churches ...
Page 258
... obferve how Providence has taken care to keep up this Chearfulness in the Mind of Man , by having formed it after fuch a Manner , as to make it ca pable of conceiving Delight from feveral Objects which feem to have very little Ufe in ...
... obferve how Providence has taken care to keep up this Chearfulness in the Mind of Man , by having formed it after fuch a Manner , as to make it ca pable of conceiving Delight from feveral Objects which feem to have very little Ufe in ...
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