The Spectator: ...Phil. Crampton, 1737 |
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Strana 75
... able to imagine how the feveral Prominencies and Depreffions of a human Body could be fhewn on a plain Piece of Canvas , that has in it no Unevennef or Irregula- rity . Defcription runs yet further from the Things it re- prefents than ...
... able to imagine how the feveral Prominencies and Depreffions of a human Body could be fhewn on a plain Piece of Canvas , that has in it no Unevennef or Irregula- rity . Defcription runs yet further from the Things it re- prefents than ...
Strana 120
... able Perfons who have it more in their Power , and as much in their Inclination , an Opportunity to oblige Mankind with their Thoughts . Befides , faid one whom I over - heard the other Day , why muft this Paper turn altogether upon ...
... able Perfons who have it more in their Power , and as much in their Inclination , an Opportunity to oblige Mankind with their Thoughts . Befides , faid one whom I over - heard the other Day , why muft this Paper turn altogether upon ...
Strana 167
... able to remove . THE Practice of this Virtue , adminifters great Com- fort to the Mind of Man in Times of Poverty and Afflic- tion , but most of all in the Hour of Death . When the Soul is hovering in the laft Moments of its Separation ...
... able to remove . THE Practice of this Virtue , adminifters great Com- fort to the Mind of Man in Times of Poverty and Afflic- tion , but most of all in the Hour of Death . When the Soul is hovering in the laft Moments of its Separation ...
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