The Spectator. Volume the First. [-eighth.].J. and R. Tonson in the Strand., 1744 |
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... manner . In fhort , my Journal only holds up Folly to the Light , and fhews the Difagreeableness of fuch Actions as are in- different in themselves , and blameable only as they pro- ceed from Creatures endow'd with Reason . MY following ...
... manner . In fhort , my Journal only holds up Folly to the Light , and fhews the Difagreeableness of fuch Actions as are in- different in themselves , and blameable only as they pro- ceed from Creatures endow'd with Reason . MY following ...
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... manner fuitable to our firft Parents , who had the Creation fresh upon their Minds , and had not feen the various Difpen- fations of Providence , nor confequently could be acquaint- ed with those many Topicks of Praife which might af ...
... manner fuitable to our firft Parents , who had the Creation fresh upon their Minds , and had not feen the various Difpen- fations of Providence , nor confequently could be acquaint- ed with those many Topicks of Praife which might af ...
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... manner the reaching out of the Arm , and the most or- dinary Motion , difcovers whether a Man ever learnt to know what is the true Harmony and Composure of his Limbs and Countenance . Whoever has seen Booth , in the Character of Pyrrhus ...
... manner the reaching out of the Arm , and the most or- dinary Motion , difcovers whether a Man ever learnt to know what is the true Harmony and Composure of his Limbs and Countenance . Whoever has seen Booth , in the Character of Pyrrhus ...
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