The Spectator: ...Phil. Crampton, 1737 |
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Page 47
... use of it , but we find the Jewish Hero in the Book of Macca- bees , who had fought the Battles of the chofen People with so much Glory and Succefs , receiving in his Dream a Sword from the Hand of the Prophet Jeremiah . C 3 а No. 333 ...
... use of it , but we find the Jewish Hero in the Book of Macca- bees , who had fought the Battles of the chofen People with so much Glory and Succefs , receiving in his Dream a Sword from the Hand of the Prophet Jeremiah . C 3 а No. 333 ...
Page 161
... use of to draw the Beasts about him . It is certain , that the Roast- ing of a Cat does not call together a greater Audience of that Species than this Inftrument , if dexterously play'd upon in proper Time and Place . BUT ...
... use of to draw the Beasts about him . It is certain , that the Roast- ing of a Cat does not call together a greater Audience of that Species than this Inftrument , if dexterously play'd upon in proper Time and Place . BUT ...
Page 256
... use our English Phrafe ) wear well , that had not at least a certain Indolence in their Humour , if not a more than ordinary Gaiety and Chearfulness of Heart . The Truth of it is , Health and Chearfulness mutually beget each other ...
... use our English Phrafe ) wear well , that had not at least a certain Indolence in their Humour , if not a more than ordinary Gaiety and Chearfulness of Heart . The Truth of it is , Health and Chearfulness mutually beget each other ...
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