The Spectator: ...Phil. Crampton, 1737 |
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Strana 63
... appears in our proper Species , but is apt however to raise in us a fecret Delight , and a kind of Fondness for the ... appear more agreeable ; for the Ideas of both Senfes recommend each other , and are pleasanter together than when ...
... appears in our proper Species , but is apt however to raise in us a fecret Delight , and a kind of Fondness for the ... appear more agreeable ; for the Ideas of both Senfes recommend each other , and are pleasanter together than when ...
Strana 169
... appear like mine , and by adding whatever might be proper to adapt them to the Charac- ter and Genius of my Paper , with which it was almost impoffible these could exactly correfpond , it being certain that hardly two Men think alike ...
... appear like mine , and by adding whatever might be proper to adapt them to the Charac- ter and Genius of my Paper , with which it was almost impoffible these could exactly correfpond , it being certain that hardly two Men think alike ...
Strana 237
... appear to us with a nearer Refemblance to Truth : And as fhe has a light whereby she manifefts the Beauties of Nature to the Eyes of her Adorers , fo he had provided himself with a magical Wand , that he might do fomething in Imitation ...
... appear to us with a nearer Refemblance to Truth : And as fhe has a light whereby she manifefts the Beauties of Nature to the Eyes of her Adorers , fo he had provided himself with a magical Wand , that he might do fomething in Imitation ...
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