The Spectator. Volume the First. [-eighth.].J. and R. Tonson in the Strand., 1744 |
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... these Creatures that liv'd and mov'd , and walk'd , or flew , Birds on the Branches warbling ; all things fmil'd With Fragrance , and with Joy my Heart o'erflow'd . ADAM is afterwards defcribed as furprised at his own Existence , and ...
... these Creatures that liv'd and mov'd , and walk'd , or flew , Birds on the Branches warbling ; all things fmil'd With Fragrance , and with Joy my Heart o'erflow'd . ADAM is afterwards defcribed as furprised at his own Existence , and ...
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... these Latin Orators , which would ⚫ have been deservedly laught at by a common At- torney . 6 UNDER this Head of Writing I cannot omit Ac counts and Short - hand , which are learned with little pains , and very properly come into the ...
... these Latin Orators , which would ⚫ have been deservedly laught at by a common At- torney . 6 UNDER this Head of Writing I cannot omit Ac counts and Short - hand , which are learned with little pains , and very properly come into the ...
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... these their good Friends and Allies . IF we boaft of a Socrates or a Seneca , they may now confront them with these great Philofophers the Hot- tentots . THO ' even this Point has , not without Reason , been several times controverted ...
... these their good Friends and Allies . IF we boaft of a Socrates or a Seneca , they may now confront them with these great Philofophers the Hot- tentots . THO ' even this Point has , not without Reason , been several times controverted ...
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