The Spectator: ...Phil. Crampton, 1737 |
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... laft made his Fortune by running away id - mother › not defign this Speculation for the Ever- Sex , I thall again apply my felf to thofe llingly liften to the Dictates of Reafon and an now hear me in cold Blood . If there have forfeited ...
... laft made his Fortune by running away id - mother › not defign this Speculation for the Ever- Sex , I thall again apply my felf to thofe llingly liften to the Dictates of Reafon and an now hear me in cold Blood . If there have forfeited ...
Strana 178
... laft paft . A facetious Friend of mine , who Joves a Pun , calls this prefent Mortality among Authors , The Fall of the Leaf . I remember , upon Mr. Baxter's Death , there was pub- lifhed a Sheet of very good Sayings , inferibed , The laft ...
... laft paft . A facetious Friend of mine , who Joves a Pun , calls this prefent Mortality among Authors , The Fall of the Leaf . I remember , upon Mr. Baxter's Death , there was pub- lifhed a Sheet of very good Sayings , inferibed , The laft ...
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... laft Words , 445. more laft Words , ib . Bayle ( Mr. ) what he fays of Libels , N. 451 . Bear - Garden , a Combat there , N. 436. The Cheats of it , 449 : Beauty heightened by Motion , N. 406 . Beauty of Objects , what understood by it ...
... laft Words , 445. more laft Words , ib . Bayle ( Mr. ) what he fays of Libels , N. 451 . Bear - Garden , a Combat there , N. 436. The Cheats of it , 449 : Beauty heightened by Motion , N. 406 . Beauty of Objects , what understood by it ...
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