The Spectator: ...Phil. Crampton, 1737 |
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Strana 15
... fhew of Religion in it , and would be thought engaged in many Criminal Gallantries and A mours , which he is not guilty of . The latter affumes a Face of Sanctity , and covers a Multitude of Vices un- der a feeming religious Deportment ...
... fhew of Religion in it , and would be thought engaged in many Criminal Gallantries and A mours , which he is not guilty of . The latter affumes a Face of Sanctity , and covers a Multitude of Vices un- der a feeming religious Deportment ...
Strana 52
... fhew us the feveral Sources of that Pleasure which rifes in the Mind upon the Perufal of a noble Work . Thus although in Poetry it be abfolutely neceffary that the Unities of Time , Place and Action , with other Points of the fame ...
... fhew us the feveral Sources of that Pleasure which rifes in the Mind upon the Perufal of a noble Work . Thus although in Poetry it be abfolutely neceffary that the Unities of Time , Place and Action , with other Points of the fame ...
Strana 255
... fhew the great Excellency of Faith , I shall here confider what are the proper Means for ftrength- ning and confirming it in the Mind of Man . Those who delight in reading Books of Controverfy , which are writ- ten on both fides of the ...
... fhew the great Excellency of Faith , I shall here confider what are the proper Means for ftrength- ning and confirming it in the Mind of Man . Those who delight in reading Books of Controverfy , which are writ- ten on both fides of the ...
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