The Spectator: ...Phil. Crampton, 1737 |
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Page 150
... Thefe Hours were ufually paffed in Rooms adorned for that purpose , and fet out in fuch a manner , as the objects all round the Company gladdened their Hearts ; which , joined to the chearful Looks of well- chofen and agreeable Friends ...
... Thefe Hours were ufually paffed in Rooms adorned for that purpose , and fet out in fuch a manner , as the objects all round the Company gladdened their Hearts ; which , joined to the chearful Looks of well- chofen and agreeable Friends ...
Page 211
... thefe Qualifications in a very emi- nent degree . Without Affurance he would never have undertaken to speak before the most auguft Affembly in the World ; without Modefty he would have pleaded the Cause he had taken upon him , tho ' it ...
... thefe Qualifications in a very emi- nent degree . Without Affurance he would never have undertaken to speak before the most auguft Affembly in the World ; without Modefty he would have pleaded the Cause he had taken upon him , tho ' it ...
Page 246
... thefe many Years laft paft , upon our pub- Vick Affairs , and from the natural Tendency of feveral Principles and Practices , that have of late been fudi- outly revived , and from what has followed thereupon , I could not help both ...
... thefe many Years laft paft , upon our pub- Vick Affairs , and from the natural Tendency of feveral Principles and Practices , that have of late been fudi- outly revived , and from what has followed thereupon , I could not help both ...
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