The Spectator, Svazek 6Payne, Rivington, 1799 |
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Strana 81
... turn as much to the profit , as the pleasure of the owner ? A marfh overgrown with willows , or a moun- tain shaded with oaks , are not only more beautiful , but more beneficial , than when they lie bare and unadorn ed . Fields of corn ...
... turn as much to the profit , as the pleasure of the owner ? A marfh overgrown with willows , or a moun- tain shaded with oaks , are not only more beautiful , but more beneficial , than when they lie bare and unadorn ed . Fields of corn ...
Strana 247
... turn over all the goods in town without buying any thing . The filk - worms are , it feems , indulged by the tradefmen ; for though they never buy , they are ever talking of new filks , laces and ribbons , and ferve the owners , in ...
... turn over all the goods in town without buying any thing . The filk - worms are , it feems , indulged by the tradefmen ; for though they never buy , they are ever talking of new filks , laces and ribbons , and ferve the owners , in ...
Strana 277
... turn it into our language . As I was defcribing the journey of Ifrael from Egypt , and added the Divine Prefence amongst them , I perceived a beauty in this Pfalm , which was intirely new to me , and which I was go- ing to lofe ; and ...
... turn it into our language . As I was defcribing the journey of Ifrael from Egypt , and added the Divine Prefence amongst them , I perceived a beauty in this Pfalm , which was intirely new to me , and which I was go- ing to lofe ; and ...
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