The Spectator, Volume 6Alexander Chalmers D. Appleton, 1853 - Spectator (London, England : 1711) |
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Page 43
... Human Invention ; they grossly overlook that which the rules and laws of the place prescribe to them , and contrive some other scheme , and set of direc- tions and prescriptions for themselves , which they hope will serve their turn ...
... Human Invention ; they grossly overlook that which the rules and laws of the place prescribe to them , and contrive some other scheme , and set of direc- tions and prescriptions for themselves , which they hope will serve their turn ...
Page 44
... human soul . It is my custom to take frequent opportunities of in- quiring from time to time what success my specula- tions meet with in the town . I am glad to find , in particular , that my discourses on marriage have been well ...
... human soul . It is my custom to take frequent opportunities of in- quiring from time to time what success my specula- tions meet with in the town . I am glad to find , in particular , that my discourses on marriage have been well ...
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... human species in what is due from him in respect to the whole body of mankind . The present paper shall consist only of the above- mentioned letter , and the copy of a deputation which I have given to my trusty friend Mr. John Sly ...
... human species in what is due from him in respect to the whole body of mankind . The present paper shall consist only of the above- mentioned letter , and the copy of a deputation which I have given to my trusty friend Mr. John Sly ...
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... humanity to laugh . " ' Sir Richard being in the evening too much in the same condition , was put into a chair and sent home . Nothing would serve him but being car- ried to the bishop of Bangor's , late as it was . However , the ...
... humanity to laugh . " ' Sir Richard being in the evening too much in the same condition , was put into a chair and sent home . Nothing would serve him but being car- ried to the bishop of Bangor's , late as it was . However , the ...
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... the immortal gods , and human nature , the principal thing consecrated to them ; therefore , in this respect , they dissolved the government , in disobeying its laws ; betrayed their country , by making 62 [ No. 528 . THE SPECTATOR .
... the immortal gods , and human nature , the principal thing consecrated to them ; therefore , in this respect , they dissolved the government , in disobeying its laws ; betrayed their country , by making 62 [ No. 528 . THE SPECTATOR .
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