The Spectator. Volume the First. [-eighth.].J. and R. Tonson in the Strand., 1744 |
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Page 156
... Mankind , For one Man's Fault , thus guiltless be condemn'd , If guiltless ? But from me what can proceed But all corrupt ? WHO can afterwards behold the Father of Mankind extended upon the Earth , uttering his midnight Com- plaints ...
... Mankind , For one Man's Fault , thus guiltless be condemn'd , If guiltless ? But from me what can proceed But all corrupt ? WHO can afterwards behold the Father of Mankind extended upon the Earth , uttering his midnight Com- plaints ...
Page 281
... Mankind . THE Plato's and Cicero's among the Ancients ; the Bacons , the Boyles , and the Lockes , among our own Countrymen , are all Inftances of what I have been fay- ing ; not to mention any of the Divines , however cele- brated ...
... Mankind . THE Plato's and Cicero's among the Ancients ; the Bacons , the Boyles , and the Lockes , among our own Countrymen , are all Inftances of what I have been fay- ing ; not to mention any of the Divines , however cele- brated ...
Page 283
... Mankind , is doing them too great an honour , giving them a Figure in the Eye of the World , and making People fancy that they have more in them than they really have . A'S for thofe Perfons who have any Scheme of Re- ligious Worship ...
... Mankind , is doing them too great an honour , giving them a Figure in the Eye of the World , and making People fancy that they have more in them than they really have . A'S for thofe Perfons who have any Scheme of Re- ligious Worship ...
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