The Spectator. Volume the First. [-eighth.].J. and R. Tonson in the Strand., 1744 |
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Page 68
· · · " . • mean ? as they often repeat it . Thefe Rakes are your ⚫ idle Ladies of Fashion , who , having nothing to do , em- ploy themselves in tumbling over my Ware . One of thefe No - Cuftomers ( for by the way they feldom or never ...
· · · " . • mean ? as they often repeat it . Thefe Rakes are your ⚫ idle Ladies of Fashion , who , having nothing to do , em- ploy themselves in tumbling over my Ware . One of thefe No - Cuftomers ( for by the way they feldom or never ...
Page 154
... thefe thefe our first Parents . The Reprefentation he gives of 154 N ° 357 . The SPECTATOR .
... thefe thefe our first Parents . The Reprefentation he gives of 154 N ° 357 . The SPECTATOR .
Page 198
... thefe my Speculations , and which , were I to fpeak after the manner of Logicians , I would diftinguish into the Material and the Formal . By the latter I understand thofe Advantages which my Readers receive , as their Minds are either ...
... thefe my Speculations , and which , were I to fpeak after the manner of Logicians , I would diftinguish into the Material and the Formal . By the latter I understand thofe Advantages which my Readers receive , as their Minds are either ...
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