The Spectator: ...Phil. Crampton, 1737 |
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Page 93
... those who commit , or those who ⚫ observe it ? As for my Part , I have been fo extremely difgufted with this filthy Phyfick hanging on the Lip , that the most agreeable Conversation , or Person , has not ⚫ been able to make up for it ...
... those who commit , or those who ⚫ observe it ? As for my Part , I have been fo extremely difgufted with this filthy Phyfick hanging on the Lip , that the most agreeable Conversation , or Person , has not ⚫ been able to make up for it ...
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... those who are looked the greatest Philofophers among the Heathens , as well as among those who have been deservedly esteemed as Saints and holy Men among Chriftians . upon as If we confider Chearfulness in three Lights , with re- gard ...
... those who are looked the greatest Philofophers among the Heathens , as well as among those who have been deservedly esteemed as Saints and holy Men among Chriftians . upon as If we confider Chearfulness in three Lights , with re- gard ...
Page 255
... those they talk to , to be punc- tually exact in a Report of those Circumftances : It is unpardonable to those who are met to enjoy one another , that a fresh Man fhall pop in , and give us only the laft Part of his own Life , and put a ...
... those they talk to , to be punc- tually exact in a Report of those Circumftances : It is unpardonable to those who are met to enjoy one another , that a fresh Man fhall pop in , and give us only the laft Part of his own Life , and put a ...
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