The Spectator: ...Phil. Crampton, 1737 |
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... Learning , Wit and Vivacity , Superftition and Devo- tion , Gravity and Wisdom , with many others . I obferved one ... Learning . The Obfervation which I made upon these two Weights opened to me a new Field of Difcoveries , for ...
... Learning , Wit and Vivacity , Superftition and Devo- tion , Gravity and Wisdom , with many others . I obferved one ... Learning . The Obfervation which I made upon these two Weights opened to me a new Field of Difcoveries , for ...
Strana 256
... Learning , to baffle and confound their Antagonists by the Force of Reason . As for himself , he only repeated to his Adversaries the Articles in which he firmly believed , and in the Profes- fion of which he was determined to die . It ...
... Learning , to baffle and confound their Antagonists by the Force of Reason . As for himself , he only repeated to his Adversaries the Articles in which he firmly believed , and in the Profes- fion of which he was determined to die . It ...
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... Learning , fitteft for it , 469 . Buffy d'Amboife , a Story of him , N. 467 . C C. Efar loft his Life by neglecting a Roman Augur's Caution , N. 395 . Celia , her Character , N. 404 . Califihenes , his Character , N. 422 . Calumny , the ...
... Learning , fitteft for it , 469 . Buffy d'Amboife , a Story of him , N. 467 . C C. Efar loft his Life by neglecting a Roman Augur's Caution , N. 395 . Celia , her Character , N. 404 . Califihenes , his Character , N. 422 . Calumny , the ...
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