The Spectator: ...Phil. Crampton, 1737 |
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Page 42
... taken most of the Circumftances of hu- man Life into your Confideration , we the under- ' written , thought it not improper for us alfo to repre- fent to you our Condition . We are three Ladies who live in the Country , and the greatest ...
... taken most of the Circumftances of hu- man Life into your Confideration , we the under- ' written , thought it not improper for us alfo to repre- fent to you our Condition . We are three Ladies who live in the Country , and the greatest ...
Page 119
... taken notice how the Tradition , on which it was founded , au- thorizes thole Parts in it which appear moft exceptiona ble ; I hope the length of this Reflection will not make it unacceptable to the curious Part of Readers . my THE ...
... taken notice how the Tradition , on which it was founded , au- thorizes thole Parts in it which appear moft exceptiona ble ; I hope the length of this Reflection will not make it unacceptable to the curious Part of Readers . my THE ...
Page 203
... taken Signs , and wrong Connivances that paffed amidst fo many broken and refracted Rays of Sight . THE third Feaft which this merry Gentleman exhibi- ted was to the Stammerers , whom he got together in a fufficient Body to fill his ...
... taken Signs , and wrong Connivances that paffed amidst fo many broken and refracted Rays of Sight . THE third Feaft which this merry Gentleman exhibi- ted was to the Stammerers , whom he got together in a fufficient Body to fill his ...
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