The Spectator: ...Phil. Crampton, 1737 |
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Strana 11
... first Letter to Flavia , and by frequent Errands ever fince , is well known to her . The Fellow covers his Knowledge of the Nature of his Meffages with the most exquifite low Hu- mour imaginable : The firft he obliged Flavia to take ...
... first Letter to Flavia , and by frequent Errands ever fince , is well known to her . The Fellow covers his Knowledge of the Nature of his Meffages with the most exquifite low Hu- mour imaginable : The firft he obliged Flavia to take ...
Strana 78
... first met with it , and to bring up into View all the Variety of Images that once attended it . Our Imagination takes the Hint , and leads us unexpectedly into Cities or Theatres , Plains or Meadows . We may further observe , when the ...
... first met with it , and to bring up into View all the Variety of Images that once attended it . Our Imagination takes the Hint , and leads us unexpectedly into Cities or Theatres , Plains or Meadows . We may further observe , when the ...
Strana 233
... first comprehends what we are to believe , the other what we are to practise . By thofe Things which we are to believe . I mean whatever is revealed to us in the holy Writings , and which we Could not have obtained the Knowledge of by ...
... first comprehends what we are to believe , the other what we are to practise . By thofe Things which we are to believe . I mean whatever is revealed to us in the holy Writings , and which we Could not have obtained the Knowledge of by ...
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