The Spectator. Volume the First. [-eighth.].J. and R. Tonson in the Strand., 1744 |
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... happy Man . Bu , notwithstanding thefe promifing Appearances , I amlo far from it , that the Profpect of being ruin'd and n- ⚫ done , by a fort of Extravagance which of late Yeas is in a lefs degree crept into every fashionable Family ...
... happy Man . Bu , notwithstanding thefe promifing Appearances , I amlo far from it , that the Profpect of being ruin'd and n- ⚫ done , by a fort of Extravagance which of late Yeas is in a lefs degree crept into every fashionable Family ...
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may fuppofe might have happened in Paradife , had Man continued Happy and Innocent . There is a great Deli- cacy in the Moralities which are interfperfed in Adam's Difcourfe , and which the most ordinary Reader cannot but take notice of ...
may fuppofe might have happened in Paradife , had Man continued Happy and Innocent . There is a great Deli- cacy in the Moralities which are interfperfed in Adam's Difcourfe , and which the most ordinary Reader cannot but take notice of ...
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... happy by an Infinity of Means , whofe Goodness and Truth engage him to make thofe happy who defire it of him , and whose Unchangeablene's will fecure us in this Happiness to all Eternity . SUCH Confiderations , which every one fhould ...
... happy by an Infinity of Means , whofe Goodness and Truth engage him to make thofe happy who defire it of him , and whose Unchangeablene's will fecure us in this Happiness to all Eternity . SUCH Confiderations , which every one fhould ...
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