The Spectator: ...Phil. Crampton, 1737 |
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... thofe growing Evils , and you will very • much oblige Your humble Servant , Phyfibulus . No. 339. Saturday , March 29 . Ut his exordia primis Omnia , & ipfe tener Mundi concreverit orbis . Tum durare folum & difcludere Nerea ponto ...
... thofe growing Evils , and you will very • much oblige Your humble Servant , Phyfibulus . No. 339. Saturday , March 29 . Ut his exordia primis Omnia , & ipfe tener Mundi concreverit orbis . Tum durare folum & difcludere Nerea ponto ...
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... thofe unhappy Wretches who are condemned to fuffer an ignominious Death by the Juftice of our Laws , endeavours to make the Read- er merry on fo improper an Occafion , by thofe poor Burlesque Expreflions of Tragical Dramas , and Monthly ...
... thofe unhappy Wretches who are condemned to fuffer an ignominious Death by the Juftice of our Laws , endeavours to make the Read- er merry on fo improper an Occafion , by thofe poor Burlesque Expreflions of Tragical Dramas , and Monthly ...
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... thofe Motives to it , which are indifferent either as to Virtue or Vice . CHEARFULNESS is , in the firft place , the best Promoter of Health . Repinings and fecret Murmurs of Heart , give imperceptible Strokes to thofe delicate Fibres ...
... thofe Motives to it , which are indifferent either as to Virtue or Vice . CHEARFULNESS is , in the firft place , the best Promoter of Health . Repinings and fecret Murmurs of Heart , give imperceptible Strokes to thofe delicate Fibres ...
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