“The” Spectator ...J. Wood, 1761 |
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... short , he put his uncle to death , and with difficulty prevailed upon himself to spare Mariamne . AFTER this he was forced on a fecond journey into Egypt , when he committed his lady to the care of Sche- mus , with the fame private ...
... short , he put his uncle to death , and with difficulty prevailed upon himself to spare Mariamne . AFTER this he was forced on a fecond journey into Egypt , when he committed his lady to the care of Sche- mus , with the fame private ...
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... short , the zeal of fpreading . atheifin is , if possible , more abfurd than atheism itself . SINCE I have mentioned this unaccountable zeal which appears in atheifts and iufdels , I muft farther obferve , that they are likeways in a ...
... short , the zeal of fpreading . atheifin is , if possible , more abfurd than atheism itself . SINCE I have mentioned this unaccountable zeal which appears in atheifts and iufdels , I muft farther obferve , that they are likeways in a ...
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... short , it is this foolish , fanguine temper , this depending upon con- tingent futurities , that occafions romantic generofity , chi- merical grandeur , fenfelefs oftentation , and generally ends in beggary and ruin . The man , who ...
... short , it is this foolish , fanguine temper , this depending upon con- tingent futurities , that occafions romantic generofity , chi- merical grandeur , fenfelefs oftentation , and generally ends in beggary and ruin . The man , who ...
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... short , a more flourishing tree never came out of the herald's office . WHAT makes this generation of vermin fo very prolific , is the indefatigable diligence with which they apply them- felves to their business . A man does not undergo ...
... short , a more flourishing tree never came out of the herald's office . WHAT makes this generation of vermin fo very prolific , is the indefatigable diligence with which they apply them- felves to their business . A man does not undergo ...
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... fee her more . In short , Sir , I begin to tremble whenever I fee her about to fpeak or move . As fhe does not want fenfe , if she takes these ' hints I am happy ; if not , I hints 180 No 217 . THE SPECTATOR . you ...
... fee her more . In short , Sir , I begin to tremble whenever I fee her about to fpeak or move . As fhe does not want fenfe , if she takes these ' hints I am happy ; if not , I hints 180 No 217 . THE SPECTATOR . you ...
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